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tasting

[teys-ting] / ˈteɪs tɪŋ /




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Her melodramatic sorrow at her stilted relationship with Alexis is palpable even as she mourns her daughter’s unwillingness to join her on a wine tasting tour in France . . . when Alexis was seven.

From Salon

He spat out water tasting of mud and silt and dived under again, deeper.

From Literature

In a tasting room lined with elegant glass bottles from across the globe, water sommelier Nico Pieterse extolled the qualities and even "emotional connection" of a resource many South Africans take straight from the tap.

From Barron's

He took advantage of the trade mission to meet Tay and check out the competition, tasting grapes and peaches and examining their packaging.

From The Wall Street Journal

“The longer you can keep a customer there, the more you can immerse them in a story,” said Susan Morrison, chief executive of the Scotch Whisky Experience, which offers tastings and tours in Edinburgh.

From The Wall Street Journal