Sentence examples for serious tasting from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of places to sip wine on the lively Campo de' Fiori, but just around the corner, at L'Angolo Divino (via dei Balestrari 12; 39-06-686-4413), you'll find a quiet, well-stocked wine bar where one can indulge in more serious tasting.

Or maybe after some serious tasting you'll call it a draw, just like that U.S.-Italy soccer match.

I'm serious – taste it". The Guardian declines the offer.

"I'm a speed freak and this is a serious taste of speed," he said.

It was the first serious taste of winter, and the fashions had quickly shifted.

"We have a serious taste problem with the contemporary stuff," said Mr. Marks, adding that next time he might well have all the dancers prepare a piece selected in advance by the jury.

He Spends Like A Drunken Sailor Whether it's literally getting drunk and buying a round for the whole bar, or just a serious taste for pricey new gadgets, spending as though money is going out of style can be a warning sign.

In the segue from L'Impero to Convivio Mr. White did some serious thinking, tasting, tweaking and editing.

There was great interaction between three well-informed young employees and the crowd, half of whom seemed serious about tasting, the others just having a fun outing.

While just about anything from I Trulli's kitchen is available in the Enoteca, there is a special, lighter menu to satisfy those who are more or less serious about tasting wines.

It represents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see much of the work amassed by the only British monarch to have had serious artistic taste.