Don't just sell your beer, achieve a new level of consciousness with it. Scott Kerkmans, Professional Brewer, Chief Beer Officer, GABF Judge and one of the first five Certified Cicerones ever walks your team through all the necessary information you need to sell more beer, pass exams and understand this delicious beverage. Online, DVD, In-Person and Craft Beer Sales Training are all available today.
Resources & Links
This page presents more than one hundred links, files, books, and courses that can help candidates prepare for Cicerone exams of all levels. As they cannot all be listed on one page, we recommend that you use the drop-down menus below to sort the content to suit your needs if this has not already been done.
Please note that we include links to a number of independently prepared resources such as local classroom courses which the Cicerone Certification Program does not endorse or monitor. Cicerone assumes no responsibility for independent resources and users should take appropriate diligence in assessing them.
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This non-credit course, delivered online, is an introduction to Ales, Lagers and Fermentation. Students will learn about the history of beer, serving and storing beer, glassware, brewing ingredients, the brewing process, proper beer presentation, beer styles, flavors, and regions.
This course is designed to prepare the student for the Cicerone Certified Beer Server exam. Upon successful completion of the end-of-course exam, students will be provided a certificate of completion from TCC and a voucher for the exam.
Designed to prepare participants for success in the craft beer industry and its career pathways. Through interactive, hands-on learning from instructors who are professionals in the industry, courses let you experience the world of craft beer through the exploration of the past and present history of craft beer, current trends, and what the future holds for this booming industry.
Run by Master Cicerone® Mirella Amato, Beerology offers an off-flavour detection workshop, covering the most common off-flavours that can occur in beer, how to identify them and where they come from. The workshop takes place over the course of three evenings; it is offered by demand.