Sentence examples for tasting counter from inspiring English sources

Printed descriptions, laid out on the tasting counter, make it easier for customers to fake it.

Devoutly untrendy — Charles Smith's desk in the wine shed doubles as the tasting counter — the Smiths came to feel like an anachronism in recent years.

At last, they cautiously approach the tasting counter, muttering things like "A bit early in the day" or "Maybe just one little sip".

Downslope Distilling: This mad scientist's lab with a tasting counter distills rye whiskey, rum, sugar-cane vodka and a wine-barrel-aged rum that tastes a bit like tequila.

Alex Atala, the tattooed Brazilian chef whose work at D.O.M., in São Paolo, has made him a star on the international culinary scene, was cooking at Blanca, the intimate tasting counter behind Roberta's, the pizzeria in Bushwick.

For such a person, only one form of food service will do, and it's not a stool at a modernist tasting counter.

Priam was an animated scene, with two tasting counters (one with wine-barrel legs) and a refrigerator full of local cheeses for sale.

In an interview with Time around then, answering a question about his clothing because there was always a question about his clothing—Wolfe called his taste "counter-bohemian," the result of a happy accident.

"It was such a pretty drive in the snow," Mrs. Scheidet said, leaning against the tasting room counter at Jamesport Vineyards, glancing out a large window that opened onto a dramatic expanse of brown ropelike vines pulled taut against the draped folds of white snow.

A jug of ice water and glasses sat on the tasting room counter—I could see it through the window when I passed.

"He's constantly talking to customers, talking to employees, continually picking up pieces of paper off the floor, darting behind counters and tasting things," supermarket consultant Norman McMillan said in 1987.