The phrase "a small tasting for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a brief sampling or experience of food or drink, often in a social or culinary context.
Example: "We organized a small tasting for our friends to try the new wine selection."
Alternatives: "a brief sampling of" or "a mini tasting of".
Click below for a small taste of what the new mayor of pantsville has in store for you.
The EBA report may be a small taste of things to come for London's bankers.
This was a small taste of life in Bratislava for four young men, two of whom not born here, and the other two too young to remember what it was like when Kofola was the only option.
For a small taste of "One Year In New York Comedy" take a look at the slideshow below.
Responding to boisterous demand for an encore, the players complied with a small taste of their final concert, scheduled for next week: the finale from Haydn's Quartet in C (Op. 20, No. 2).
Yes, you are correct in that I did get a small taste of what it feels like for a team you truly root for to win a championship when in the most improbable of circumstances, the New York Giants somehow actually did defeat the Patriots in Super Bowl XLII.
This time, I'm a tourist, and I'm getting a small taste of what it's like for the average person simply trying to drive across town.
The mayor opted for only a small taste of lemon ice, passing on the sublime experience of an entire cup of the icy confection flavored with peanut butter, perhaps his favorite seasoning.
Even the affluent neighbourhoods of Damascus are trembling from the onset of winter, because heating fuel has become as scarce as freedom; the regime's thugs have monopolised its use and are hoarding it, to give the soft, conservative capital a small taste of the discomforts and disasters for which it should brace itself if it joins the rest of the country in revolt – which it is already doing.
Getting even a small taste of such "real-world" experience, for example through a 3-month summer placement programme, is something that Bejar recommends for all young scientists, no matter what their career ambitions.
