Definition of wine tasting in English:

wine tasting

noun

1An occasion on which various different wines are tasted and evaluated.
Example sentencesExamples
- Earlier this evening I even crept away to a wine tasting where I got to taste a half glass of a 1990 French Cabernet that now apparently sells for £120 a bottle.
- They all loved shopska salad and white wine after a wine tasting they attended, and some said they would try to replicate some of the food after buying cookery books about Bulgarian dishes.
- Stop off at the Firestone Vineyards for a picnic lunch and then head off to the Andrew Murray Vineyard for a wine tasting.
- As I had a couple of glasses of champagne yesterday, at a wine tasting in the evening, I won't be opening another bottle tonight; I'll leave that for later in the week, when it'll be my birthday.
- On 30 September, the Californian winery Kendall-Jackson conducts a wine tasting for Benjamin West Patrons after a private view of Pre-Raphaelite and Other Masters.
- Lisa Paul, marketing director of Chicago-based distributor Vin Divino, suggests that anyone new to hosting wine tastings speak first with their sales representative.
- It wasn't odd for her father to bring friends of his along to parties, once he brought someone from the grocery store to a wine tasting but this was different.
- The evening before my departure, I had logged on to the Aspen Food and Wine Festival website, and the number of seminars and wine tastings made my head spin.
- The area features golf courses and tennis courts for sports enthusiasts, as well as an annual wine tasting and many fine restaurants for people who just want to relax.
- Suzuki lost a $90 million verdict after the trial judge barred evidence that the driver in the crash had attended a wine tasting just before the accident.
- On Tuesday April 17th, Paul sent a fax to Larry which consisted of a copy of an invitation to a wine tasting at Queen's Park to be offered by the Wine Council on Monday, April 23rd in the afternoon.
- There are private function rooms available with private bar, and bespoke parties, wine tastings, quiz nights, game evenings and wedding receptions can be catered for, and the firm has other branches around London.
- There will also be debates, farmers' markets, demonstrations, wine tastings and book signings.
- Johnson met Elia many years ago at a wine tasting.
- Most wineries offer wine tastings and samples to visitors.
- Sunday starts with an hour-long session about modern winemaking titled Clay, Wood, Air and Satellite at 9.30 am followed by a themed wine tasting later in the morning.
- To avoid watching television, I have recently attended a wine tasting in Arcadia, and I have played poker on the Queen Mary in Long beach.
- At the door was a messenger with a beautiful engraved invitation to a wine tasting hosted by God himself.
- Thailand's latest addition to wine circles was launched last week at the Amari Hotel with a wine tasting and cocktail party.
- The other day I went to a wine tasting, for Penfolds, the famous Australian vintners.
1. 1.1mass noun The action of judging the quality of wine by tasting it.
  品酒
  Example sentencesExamples
  The tourism agency plans to offer ‘corporate team-building activities’ such as tobogganing, museum visits, and wine tasting in the royal cellars.
  Recent openings have also seen the company venture into restaurants, food and wine tasting and even yoga classes.
  Other activities include cookery and wine tasting classes.
  And if that doesn't leave you with a full place on Sunday morning you can partake in workshops and wine tasting, hosted by winemakers from Beaujolais and Bordeaux, followed by a private food market.
  The 2002 Festival attracts a record 150,000-plus visits to the Festival Food Theatre, markets, the sampling boulevard, wine tasting and other activities.
  However, for Pascal, wine tasting is more than simply enjoying the odd bottle of Chardonnay.
  I said the same last year after 2002's annual California wine tasting, when I complained about the unpleasant offerings from Gallo, Paul Masson and such lowly imitators as Blossom Hill.
  The selection of 25 wines by the glass is also an easy way to elicit more adventurous wine tasting, he adds.
  The evening included wine tasting and a talk about the correct selection of wines to complement food.
  Afterwards, doing a little wine tasting at Rombauer Vineyards, we learned that Mr. Rombauer used to encourage his staff to go to the bottom of the hill and cheer the skaters on.
  Included in the single night entry ticket price is a tasting glass and three hours of wine tasting.
  There is an art to wine tasting, the correct swill and savoring, and I took my time doing it.
  I admit this was a little bit confusing to me, I am not sure I was quite ready for advanced wine tasting, but I am not one to run away from a challenge so I decided to have a stab at it.
  In fact, the struggle to develop a lucid and coherent vocabulary for wine tasting has been going on for centuries.
  Although I have written about wine and food for many years, I am still not at ease at formal wine tasting functions.
  Fortunately, I had prepared myself for just such an occasion, years ago, by attending an adult education class on fine wine tasting.
  This resulted in a speedy tour of the winery and a somewhat speedy course in wine tasting.
  This observation was born of an Obscure Red Grape Varieties wine tasting for World Wine Blogging Wednesday, this month being hosted by Spittoon.
  Along with providing tours, wine tasting and cellar door sales, many of the wineries have gourmet restaurants attached and some even offer accommodation.
  Her holiday started with a bout of wine tasting, but the trip was probably more about testing her own bottle.

Derivatives

wine taster

noun

One of them, Marie Ellwood, says: ‘I heard a wine taster talking about a hint of Nivea cream and most people would have thought it was utter nonsense, but I knew exactly where she was coming from.’
Example sentencesExamples
- Before working at Fifteen, Roberto was a wine taster for Marks & Spencer.
- I am also a marvelous wine taster, but I'm sure you are all aware of that, and one shouldn't brag.
- Don't wear strong aftershave or perfume - these will interfere with your own sniffing skills and will probably annoy other wine tasters.
- Martin Isark, wine taster and drinks columnist for Scotland on Sunday, said profit margins must be made more reasonable.

Definition of wine tasting in US English:

wine tasting

nounwīn ˈtāstiNG

1An event at which people taste and compare a number of wines.
品酒会
Example sentencesExamples
- Sunday starts with an hour-long session about modern winemaking titled Clay, Wood, Air and Satellite at 9.30 am followed by a themed wine tasting later in the morning.
- To avoid watching television, I have recently attended a wine tasting in Arcadia, and I have played poker on the Queen Mary in Long beach.
- At the door was a messenger with a beautiful engraved invitation to a wine tasting hosted by God himself.
- The area features golf courses and tennis courts for sports enthusiasts, as well as an annual wine tasting and many fine restaurants for people who just want to relax.
- Johnson met Elia many years ago at a wine tasting.
- There are private function rooms available with private bar, and bespoke parties, wine tastings, quiz nights, game evenings and wedding receptions can be catered for, and the firm has other branches around London.
- On Tuesday April 17th, Paul sent a fax to Larry which consisted of a copy of an invitation to a wine tasting at Queen's Park to be offered by the Wine Council on Monday, April 23rd in the afternoon.
- Stop off at the Firestone Vineyards for a picnic lunch and then head off to the Andrew Murray Vineyard for a wine tasting.
- The other day I went to a wine tasting, for Penfolds, the famous Australian vintners.
- Lisa Paul, marketing director of Chicago-based distributor Vin Divino, suggests that anyone new to hosting wine tastings speak first with their sales representative.
- They all loved shopska salad and white wine after a wine tasting they attended, and some said they would try to replicate some of the food after buying cookery books about Bulgarian dishes.
- There will also be debates, farmers' markets, demonstrations, wine tastings and book signings.
- Most wineries offer wine tastings and samples to visitors.
- As I had a couple of glasses of champagne yesterday, at a wine tasting in the evening, I won't be opening another bottle tonight; I'll leave that for later in the week, when it'll be my birthday.
- On 30 September, the Californian winery Kendall-Jackson conducts a wine tasting for Benjamin West Patrons after a private view of Pre-Raphaelite and Other Masters.
- Thailand's latest addition to wine circles was launched last week at the Amari Hotel with a wine tasting and cocktail party.
- The evening before my departure, I had logged on to the Aspen Food and Wine Festival website, and the number of seminars and wine tastings made my head spin.
- Suzuki lost a $90 million verdict after the trial judge barred evidence that the driver in the crash had attended a wine tasting just before the accident.
- Earlier this evening I even crept away to a wine tasting where I got to taste a half glass of a 1990 French Cabernet that now apparently sells for £120 a bottle.
- It wasn't odd for her father to bring friends of his along to parties, once he brought someone from the grocery store to a wine tasting but this was different.
1. 1.1 The action of judging the quality of wine by tasting it.
  品酒
  Example sentencesExamples
  Included in the single night entry ticket price is a tasting glass and three hours of wine tasting.
  I said the same last year after 2002's annual California wine tasting, when I complained about the unpleasant offerings from Gallo, Paul Masson and such lowly imitators as Blossom Hill.
  This observation was born of an Obscure Red Grape Varieties wine tasting for World Wine Blogging Wednesday, this month being hosted by Spittoon.
  The selection of 25 wines by the glass is also an easy way to elicit more adventurous wine tasting, he adds.
  Afterwards, doing a little wine tasting at Rombauer Vineyards, we learned that Mr. Rombauer used to encourage his staff to go to the bottom of the hill and cheer the skaters on.
  In fact, the struggle to develop a lucid and coherent vocabulary for wine tasting has been going on for centuries.
  This resulted in a speedy tour of the winery and a somewhat speedy course in wine tasting.
  The 2002 Festival attracts a record 150,000-plus visits to the Festival Food Theatre, markets, the sampling boulevard, wine tasting and other activities.
  Other activities include cookery and wine tasting classes.
  The tourism agency plans to offer ‘corporate team-building activities’ such as tobogganing, museum visits, and wine tasting in the royal cellars.
  Although I have written about wine and food for many years, I am still not at ease at formal wine tasting functions.
  Her holiday started with a bout of wine tasting, but the trip was probably more about testing her own bottle.
  However, for Pascal, wine tasting is more than simply enjoying the odd bottle of Chardonnay.
  Recent openings have also seen the company venture into restaurants, food and wine tasting and even yoga classes.
  And if that doesn't leave you with a full place on Sunday morning you can partake in workshops and wine tasting, hosted by winemakers from Beaujolais and Bordeaux, followed by a private food market.
  There is an art to wine tasting, the correct swill and savoring, and I took my time doing it.
  Along with providing tours, wine tasting and cellar door sales, many of the wineries have gourmet restaurants attached and some even offer accommodation.
  Fortunately, I had prepared myself for just such an occasion, years ago, by attending an adult education class on fine wine tasting.
  I admit this was a little bit confusing to me, I am not sure I was quite ready for advanced wine tasting, but I am not one to run away from a challenge so I decided to have a stab at it.
  The evening included wine tasting and a talk about the correct selection of wines to complement food.

词汇	wine tasting
释义	Definition of wine tasting in English: wine tasting noun 1An occasion on which various different wines are tasted and evaluated. Example sentencesExamples Earlier this evening I even crept away to a wine tasting where I got to taste a half glass of a 1990 French Cabernet that now apparently sells for £120 a bottle. They all loved shopska salad and white wine after a wine tasting they attended, and some said they would try to replicate some of the food after buying cookery books about Bulgarian dishes. Stop off at the Firestone Vineyards for a picnic lunch and then head off to the Andrew Murray Vineyard for a wine tasting. As I had a couple of glasses of champagne yesterday, at a wine tasting in the evening, I won't be opening another bottle tonight; I'll leave that for later in the week, when it'll be my birthday. On 30 September, the Californian winery Kendall-Jackson conducts a wine tasting for Benjamin West Patrons after a private view of Pre-Raphaelite and Other Masters. Lisa Paul, marketing director of Chicago-based distributor Vin Divino, suggests that anyone new to hosting wine tastings speak first with their sales representative. It wasn't odd for her father to bring friends of his along to parties, once he brought someone from the grocery store to a wine tasting but this was different. The evening before my departure, I had logged on to the Aspen Food and Wine Festival website, and the number of seminars and wine tastings made my head spin. The area features golf courses and tennis courts for sports enthusiasts, as well as an annual wine tasting and many fine restaurants for people who just want to relax. Suzuki lost a $90 million verdict after the trial judge barred evidence that the driver in the crash had attended a wine tasting just before the accident. On Tuesday April 17th, Paul sent a fax to Larry which consisted of a copy of an invitation to a wine tasting at Queen's Park to be offered by the Wine Council on Monday, April 23rd in the afternoon. There are private function rooms available with private bar, and bespoke parties, wine tastings, quiz nights, game evenings and wedding receptions can be catered for, and the firm has other branches around London. There will also be debates, farmers' markets, demonstrations, wine tastings and book signings. Johnson met Elia many years ago at a wine tasting. Most wineries offer wine tastings and samples to visitors. Sunday starts with an hour-long session about modern winemaking titled Clay, Wood, Air and Satellite at 9.30 am followed by a themed wine tasting later in the morning. To avoid watching television, I have recently attended a wine tasting in Arcadia, and I have played poker on the Queen Mary in Long beach. At the door was a messenger with a beautiful engraved invitation to a wine tasting hosted by God himself. Thailand's latest addition to wine circles was launched last week at the Amari Hotel with a wine tasting and cocktail party. The other day I went to a wine tasting, for Penfolds, the famous Australian vintners. 1.1mass noun The action of judging the quality of wine by tasting it. 品酒 Example sentencesExamples The tourism agency plans to offer ‘corporate team-building activities’ such as tobogganing, museum visits, and wine tasting in the royal cellars. Recent openings have also seen the company venture into restaurants, food and wine tasting and even yoga classes. Other activities include cookery and wine tasting classes. And if that doesn't leave you with a full place on Sunday morning you can partake in workshops and wine tasting, hosted by winemakers from Beaujolais and Bordeaux, followed by a private food market. The 2002 Festival attracts a record 150,000-plus visits to the Festival Food Theatre, markets, the sampling boulevard, wine tasting and other activities. However, for Pascal, wine tasting is more than simply enjoying the odd bottle of Chardonnay. I said the same last year after 2002's annual California wine tasting, when I complained about the unpleasant offerings from Gallo, Paul Masson and such lowly imitators as Blossom Hill. The selection of 25 wines by the glass is also an easy way to elicit more adventurous wine tasting, he adds. The evening included wine tasting and a talk about the correct selection of wines to complement food. Afterwards, doing a little wine tasting at Rombauer Vineyards, we learned that Mr. Rombauer used to encourage his staff to go to the bottom of the hill and cheer the skaters on. Included in the single night entry ticket price is a tasting glass and three hours of wine tasting. There is an art to wine tasting, the correct swill and savoring, and I took my time doing it. I admit this was a little bit confusing to me, I am not sure I was quite ready for advanced wine tasting, but I am not one to run away from a challenge so I decided to have a stab at it. In fact, the struggle to develop a lucid and coherent vocabulary for wine tasting has been going on for centuries. Although I have written about wine and food for many years, I am still not at ease at formal wine tasting functions. Fortunately, I had prepared myself for just such an occasion, years ago, by attending an adult education class on fine wine tasting. This resulted in a speedy tour of the winery and a somewhat speedy course in wine tasting. This observation was born of an Obscure Red Grape Varieties wine tasting for World Wine Blogging Wednesday, this month being hosted by Spittoon. Along with providing tours, wine tasting and cellar door sales, many of the wineries have gourmet restaurants attached and some even offer accommodation. Her holiday started with a bout of wine tasting, but the trip was probably more about testing her own bottle. Derivatives wine taster noun One of them, Marie Ellwood, says: ‘I heard a wine taster talking about a hint of Nivea cream and most people would have thought it was utter nonsense, but I knew exactly where she was coming from.’ Example sentencesExamples Before working at Fifteen, Roberto was a wine taster for Marks & Spencer. I am also a marvelous wine taster, but I'm sure you are all aware of that, and one shouldn't brag. Don't wear strong aftershave or perfume - these will interfere with your own sniffing skills and will probably annoy other wine tasters. Martin Isark, wine taster and drinks columnist for Scotland on Sunday, said profit margins must be made more reasonable. Definition of wine tasting in US English: wine tasting nounwīn ˈtāstiNG 1An event at which people taste and compare a number of wines. 品酒会 Example sentencesExamples Sunday starts with an hour-long session about modern winemaking titled Clay, Wood, Air and Satellite at 9.30 am followed by a themed wine tasting later in the morning. To avoid watching television, I have recently attended a wine tasting in Arcadia, and I have played poker on the Queen Mary in Long beach. At the door was a messenger with a beautiful engraved invitation to a wine tasting hosted by God himself. The area features golf courses and tennis courts for sports enthusiasts, as well as an annual wine tasting and many fine restaurants for people who just want to relax. Johnson met Elia many years ago at a wine tasting. There are private function rooms available with private bar, and bespoke parties, wine tastings, quiz nights, game evenings and wedding receptions can be catered for, and the firm has other branches around London. On Tuesday April 17th, Paul sent a fax to Larry which consisted of a copy of an invitation to a wine tasting at Queen's Park to be offered by the Wine Council on Monday, April 23rd in the afternoon. Stop off at the Firestone Vineyards for a picnic lunch and then head off to the Andrew Murray Vineyard for a wine tasting. The other day I went to a wine tasting, for Penfolds, the famous Australian vintners. Lisa Paul, marketing director of Chicago-based distributor Vin Divino, suggests that anyone new to hosting wine tastings speak first with their sales representative. They all loved shopska salad and white wine after a wine tasting they attended, and some said they would try to replicate some of the food after buying cookery books about Bulgarian dishes. There will also be debates, farmers' markets, demonstrations, wine tastings and book signings. Most wineries offer wine tastings and samples to visitors. As I had a couple of glasses of champagne yesterday, at a wine tasting in the evening, I won't be opening another bottle tonight; I'll leave that for later in the week, when it'll be my birthday. On 30 September, the Californian winery Kendall-Jackson conducts a wine tasting for Benjamin West Patrons after a private view of Pre-Raphaelite and Other Masters. Thailand's latest addition to wine circles was launched last week at the Amari Hotel with a wine tasting and cocktail party. The evening before my departure, I had logged on to the Aspen Food and Wine Festival website, and the number of seminars and wine tastings made my head spin. Suzuki lost a $90 million verdict after the trial judge barred evidence that the driver in the crash had attended a wine tasting just before the accident. Earlier this evening I even crept away to a wine tasting where I got to taste a half glass of a 1990 French Cabernet that now apparently sells for £120 a bottle. It wasn't odd for her father to bring friends of his along to parties, once he brought someone from the grocery store to a wine tasting but this was different. 1.1 The action of judging the quality of wine by tasting it. 品酒 Example sentencesExamples Included in the single night entry ticket price is a tasting glass and three hours of wine tasting. I said the same last year after 2002's annual California wine tasting, when I complained about the unpleasant offerings from Gallo, Paul Masson and such lowly imitators as Blossom Hill. This observation was born of an Obscure Red Grape Varieties wine tasting for World Wine Blogging Wednesday, this month being hosted by Spittoon. The selection of 25 wines by the glass is also an easy way to elicit more adventurous wine tasting, he adds. Afterwards, doing a little wine tasting at Rombauer Vineyards, we learned that Mr. Rombauer used to encourage his staff to go to the bottom of the hill and cheer the skaters on. In fact, the struggle to develop a lucid and coherent vocabulary for wine tasting has been going on for centuries. This resulted in a speedy tour of the winery and a somewhat speedy course in wine tasting. The 2002 Festival attracts a record 150,000-plus visits to the Festival Food Theatre, markets, the sampling boulevard, wine tasting and other activities. Other activities include cookery and wine tasting classes. The tourism agency plans to offer ‘corporate team-building activities’ such as tobogganing, museum visits, and wine tasting in the royal cellars. Although I have written about wine and food for many years, I am still not at ease at formal wine tasting functions. Her holiday started with a bout of wine tasting, but the trip was probably more about testing her own bottle. However, for Pascal, wine tasting is more than simply enjoying the odd bottle of Chardonnay. Recent openings have also seen the company venture into restaurants, food and wine tasting and even yoga classes. And if that doesn't leave you with a full place on Sunday morning you can partake in workshops and wine tasting, hosted by winemakers from Beaujolais and Bordeaux, followed by a private food market. There is an art to wine tasting, the correct swill and savoring, and I took my time doing it. Along with providing tours, wine tasting and cellar door sales, many of the wineries have gourmet restaurants attached and some even offer accommodation. Fortunately, I had prepared myself for just such an occasion, years ago, by attending an adult education class on fine wine tasting. I admit this was a little bit confusing to me, I am not sure I was quite ready for advanced wine tasting, but I am not one to run away from a challenge so I decided to have a stab at it. The evening included wine tasting and a talk about the correct selection of wines to complement food.
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