wine taster

In other words, beginning wine taster, you're on your own.

One supermarket chain thought pregnant women would make better wine tasters.

They have the heavy business of turning drunkards into wine tasters.

Wine tasters may be at high risk for enamel stain and erosion.

I held it up to the light like a wine taster, spinning it around in my fingers.

The terminology used is standardized for use by both professionals and amateur wine tasters.

These programs often help a wine taster hone and develop their abilities in a controlled setting.

The wine tasters wasted time by swirling the glasses instead of tasting the wines.

He looked for a second, leaned in and licked her; pulled back; smacked his lips like a wine taster.

A rare profession which commonly uses spittoons is that of wine taster.

He urged, "Leave sampling to pollsters and wine tasters."

Like wine tasters, we have rules.

Fortunately, even for the most xenophobic of wine tasters, there is something uniquely American about zinfandel.

By the way, I hear that the Great Wine Taster has retired.

He was tike a wine taster who had sampled until his palate was dead.

In blind tastings, the bottles of various wines are disguised and the wine tasters try to guess their identities.

But most expert wine tasters are ordinary people who became fascinated with wine and chose to take the time to master it.

Like royal wine tasters, the firewall servers saw that all was good and permitted the flow of digital information through to the host.

Unlike wine tasters, the professors didn't spit.

The male camel drinks the female's urine, swilling it in his mouth like a wine taster to assess her sexual state.

The Great Wine Taster turned as white as a sheet of paper and was physically ill.

(Unlike wine tasters, they did not spit - how a beer goes down is of paramount importance.)

The amount to which these aromas or attributes become excessive is dependent on the particular tastes and recognition threshold of the wine taster.

"It's an army of wine tasters."

Pausing to experience a wine's bouquet aids the wine taster in anticipating the wine's flavors.