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FIU wine course starts Monday

 

Florida International University’s “Tour the World” wine course will be held Sept. 10 through Dec. 3, Mondays 6:15 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. Designed for wine fans at all levels plus industry pros, it explores the wine regions of the world and includes fundamentals of tasting, evaluating and food pairing, buying, storing, serving selling wine. The course is led by FIU wine professors Chip Cassidy and Bill Hebrank and Eric Hemer of Southern Wine & Spirits. Cost is $695. Contact Samantha Dahlia at 305-919-4138 or kdahlia@fiu.edu

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