Yes, at this short length it's impressionistic, finally offering more questions than answers about taste, expertise and artistry.
"You can taste the expertise of the cheese maker and their culture.
Wine-tasting expertise is something you must ― and can ― develop with practice.
"The real expertise comes from tasting the wine and knowing you have a good one," says Leight Sr., for whom Rocky Oaks was the first foray into winemaking.
"We want to help people get beyond their own taste and expertise and make them realize there's this amazing influx of artists coming through town at the quietest time of the year, when everyone should be hibernating," said Bill Bragin, a director of the festival.
Abetted by what the show refers to as a "fashion accomplice," the former model Veronica Webb, Mr. Gunn applies his exacting taste and expertise to one ordinary woman's wardrobe, then puts her through a gantlet of makeup artists, hairdressers and even a mantra-spouting "life stylist".
But architecture can't be reduced to a form of engineering, if we think architectural ideals, taste, and expertise contribute something over and above engineering facts, rules, and practical knowledge.
Deep expertise — and even taste — is required to create effective APIs.
This maritime marvel formed the starter in a lunch that has echoed my memory for years, but I discovered that I had missed the pub's most esteemed offering, a tasting menu whose expertise and finesse are legendary among the food-obsessed.
But then, we all know that life is unfair and I have no intention of setting off an inflammatory debate on the meaning of taste, merit, literary expertise, and the philosophical underpinnings of the concept of "best".
