The Master Sake Sommelier is the world’s highest sake sommelier qualification. Perfect for all students who believe they have what it takes to make themselves stand out on the world stage.
By gaining this qualification you will be able to demonstrate that you have deepened your level of expertise in this field to the furthest extent, and that your knowledge of Sake service is of the greatest standard.
This tailored, rigorous course consists of specialised modules and is taught and operated by the very best in the industry.
The high level of prior training necessary to be accepted onto the course ensures small classes that allow each student to receive unparalleled training. The Master Sake Sommelier welcomes students of any highly trained background, not only SSA Alumni, for those wishing to take their education to a level that other institutions cannot match.
The Master Sake Sommelier covers the fine-points of Sake etiquette, serving techniques, innovative food pairings and every intricacy of Sake service; with a special focus given to the art of buying & selling Sake. Many distinct kinds of Sake will be tasted during the day.
Successful candidates will receive their Master Sake Sommelier lapel pin and certificate as well as the right to use the post-nominals “M.S.S.”
For more information please contact: contact@sakesommelierassociation.com
The Master Sake Sommelier program attracts some of the best & brightest in the World of Sake. Our alumni continue to shape and create innovation across the Food & Beverage industry with their fantastic skills. The Sake Sommelier Association is incredibly proud to showcase the following students as having earned the worlds highest sake qualification.
Really interesting course that goes much deeper than just the theoretical parts. Great teachers and tools were provided to become one of the best Sake Sommeliers in the world!
This course is a great challenge to face. Any question can be asked, about any aspect of the sake world. Besides, it is heavy on blind tasting, which is both uplifting and humbling. A wonderful couple of days, though I was happy that these followed many years of contact with sake and with Japan.
