Brianne Cohen is a Los Angeles based certified sommelier, wine educator, and wine writer focusing on delivering fun and relatable wine education to her audiences.
Brianne offers both virtual wine tasting experiences and in-person wine tastings for corporate and social groups. A corporate virtual wine tasting is a good way for teams to strengthen culture and team build. A wine class in Los Angeles (or anywhere in southern California) is a sure-fire way to please a group of wine lovers and foster connection for your group.
Brianne regularly judges at international wine competitions and holds the WSET Diploma certificate, which is one of the most coveted and difficult wine certifications. She also holds a Master of Business Administration from Loyola Marymount University and writes for such outlets as Decanter, Monarch Wine, Edible, and SommTV.
“Louis Jadot Pouilly-Fuisse is a classic wine from a classic Bourgogne producer that is easy to find! This is a Chardonnay from the Mâconnais sub-region of Bourgogne, specifically the village of Pouilly-Fuissé. Being partially barrel-fermented for six months in French oak casks makes this wine both clean, crisp, and rich. It has aromas of lemon, pear, and red apples plus toasted nuts and a rich, textured mouthfeel on the palate. Great on its own or paired with foods like creamy pastas.”
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Brianne Cohen is a Los Angeles based certified sommelier, wine educator, and wine writer focusing on delivering fun and relatable wine education to her audiences.
Brianne offers both virtual wine tasting experiences and in-person wine tastings for corporate and social groups. A corporate virtual wine tasting is a good way for teams to strengthen culture and team build. A wine class in Los Angeles (or anywhere in southern California) is a sure-fire way to please a group of wine lovers and foster connection for your group.
Brianne regularly judges at international wine competitions and holds the WSET Diploma certificate, which is one of the most coveted and difficult wine certifications. She also holds a Master of Business Administration from Loyola Marymount University and writes for such outlets as Decanter, Monarch Wine, Edible, and SommTV.
“When people think of California winemaking, they often default to Napa, Sonoma, and the Central Coast. But there’s a budding region in Southern California, and people should really pay attention. An hour north of San Diego, Temecula is producing world-class wines.”
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Brianne Cohen is a Los Angeles based certified sommelier, wine educator, and wine writer focusing on delivering fun and relatable wine education to her audiences. Brianne was recently asked by Pix to share her favorite white wines under $25.
Brianne offers both virtual wine tasting experiences and in-person wine tastings for corporate and social groups. A corporate virtual wine tasting is a good way for teams to strengthen culture and team build. A wine class in Los Angeles (or anywhere in southern California) is a sure-fire way to please a group of wine lovers and foster connection for your group.
Brianne regularly judges at international wine competitions and holds the WSET Diploma certificate, which is one of the most coveted and difficult wine certifications. She also holds a Master of Business Administration from Loyola Marymount University and writes for such outlets as Decanter, Monarch Wine, Edible, and SommTV.
“Look for terms like unoaked or stainless steel on the label or shelf-talker. That is going to signify that the wine is more fruit-driven and fresh versus fuller-bodied and oaked”.
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Brianne Cohen is a Los Angeles based certified sommelier, wine educator, and wine writer focusing on delivering fun and relatable wine education to her audiences. She recently published a piece for Decanter listing the best buys on Wine.com, the world’s largest online retailer.
Brianne offers both virtual wine tasting experiences and in-person wine tastings for corporate and social groups. A corporate virtual wine tasting is a good way for teams to strengthen culture and team build. A wine class in Los Angeles (or anywhere in southern California) is a sure-fire way to please a group of wine lovers and foster connection for your group.
Brianne regularly judges at international wine competitions and holds the WSET Diploma certificate, which is one of the most coveted and difficult wine certifications. She also holds a Master of Business Administration from Loyola Marymount University and writes for such outlets as Decanter, Monarch Wine, Edible, and SommTV.
“Founded in 1998 and headquartered in San Francisco, Wine.com bills itself as the world’s largest wine store. It is the biggest online wine retailer in the US, offering 17,000 different labels from regions around the world. Featuring a mix of both well-known and well-distributed wines to smaller boutique brands, the company works hard to deliver what consumers want.
Brianne Cohen offers 10 new wines to try from the world’s largest online wine store, along with two from a previous tasting by Stacy Slinkard.”
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Brianne Cohen is a Los Angeles based certified sommelier, wine educator, and wine writer focusing on delivering fun and relatable wine education to her audiences. She recently wrote a piece for Monarch Wine highlighting the best wine tasting experiences in downtown Napa Valley.
Brianne offers both virtual wine tasting experiences and in-person wine tastings for corporate and social groups. A corporate virtual wine tasting is a good way for teams to strengthen culture and team build. A wine class in Los Angeles (or anywhere in southern California) is a sure-fire way to please a group of wine lovers and foster connection for your group.
Brianne regularly judges at international wine competitions and holds the WSET Diploma certificate, which is one of the most coveted and difficult wine certifications. She also holds a Master of Business Administration from Loyola Marymount University and writes for such outlets as Decanter, Monarch Wine, Edible, and SommTV.
“Napa Valley, California is the crown jewel of wine regions in the United States, and perhaps in all of the New World. It is 35 miles long and 5 miles wide, but you might not think of downtown Napa as a place to wine taste. Urban tasting rooms are becoming more and more popular in commercial and downtown areas, as they provide accessibility and ease. No need to worry about 20 – 30 minute drives between tasting rooms! Over 50 tasting rooms reside in the few square blocks of downtown Napa.”
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