Sentence examples for tasting competition from inspiring English sources

The beer has earned top honors, including at a recent tasting competition in Seattle.

Chinese wine tasters have sipped their way to victory at a blind tasting competition in France, sealing a win that organisers described as a "thunderbolt in the world of wine".

Legend has it that in the 13th century Philip Augustus of France held the first ever wine tasting competition.

Geisha, an heirloom variety from Africa, took the world by storm a few years ago, sweeping every tasting competition it entered.

Have a blind tasting competition to see if guests can guess which beer they're tasting, awarding the prize to the guest with the most accurate guesses.

The phrase "testing the waters" takes on a whole new meaning in the historic spa town of Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, where the annual International Water Tasting Competition draws cities and companies from around the world hoping to take home the title of best H2O.

AIDED by cooperative weather and sophisticated management, Long Island wines, in particular the high-end merlots, have won tasting competitions, impressed wine critics and delighted many connoisseurs.

Like so many athletes, Lindquist tasted competition as a child and let it propel her.

More often, roasters connect with growers through tasting competitions.

In 1997, the university became the first in the country to operate a fully licensed winery, where student-produced wines have won hundreds of awards in tasting competitions.

Several of our subjects objected to being grouped with others on the list, for the usual reasons of taste, competition, ego, or politics.