tasting造句

Time for the first tasting.

The excursion was followed by beer tasting.

She is interested in tea tasting.

There are other organs for hearing, smelling and tasting.

Their tasting action is a chemical process, like smell.

Once a week we have an informal wine tasting.

Feeling, tasting, seeing their way of working and thinking.

It was she who first introduced me to the pleasures of wine-tasting.

Ripe and mature-tasting with pear and apple flavors, some spicy notes mixed in.

In one test, participants got a so-called health tonic of diluted, but unpleasant tasting vinegar.

Meanwhile, consumers remain perplexed about which food to buy and which labels assure safer and better-tasting food.

Better yet, if you can find a cluster of wine shops, you can hop from tasting to tasting, so that all those little sips of syrah and viognier eventually add up to something like a buzz.

The excursion was followed by beer tasting. The new brand of beer had a nice taste and long aftertaste.

That is why most of the wine lovers enjoy tasting than just drinking, because it is full fledging experience.

So Swedish Fish-flavoured Oreos, rather than tasting like a chocolate and sardine sandwich, apparently taste like a gummy sweet.

Wine-lovers can gather round wooden tasting tables, or sit in low winged armchairs to sample a glass or two.

I once took part in a vodka tasting contest, in which participants tried to tell an expensive brand from a cheap one.

Why not go a little glam for this last, festive tasting – as if you needed an excuse to get dressed up at this time of year!

At the Xianheng, a waitress cut the cheeses into pieces, and the assembled tasters began to pick them up with their chopsticks, sniffing and tasting.

We then purchased the six most voted-for brands of classic vanilla ice cream, chocolate wafer sandwiches, and went to tasting town.

In a recent blind tasting by famous wine experts from America, Britain and France Californian wines did better than French ones, even in the higher price ranges.

A WRINKLED nose from Robert Parker, a masterly American wine critic, used to be enough to send wine prices down deeper than the Bordeaux cellars where he does his tasting.

Immediately after SERE training the researchers gave soldiers a drink containing either a low or high dose of a carbohydrate that is rapidly digested to glucose, or a similar-tasting inert drink.

Another BI system, recently deployed with promising results, features an electrostatic pad that presses against the offender's upper arm at all times, chemically "tasting" sweat for signs of alcohol.