Sentence examples for vast tasting from inspiring English sources

This is the equivalent of a vast tasting menu, eaten, if you like, while seated on the floor.

"This building is true to the North Fork in that it is a potato barn," Mr. Lynne said, his hands sweeping across the vast tasting room, hung with artworks like Matthew Barney's "Cremaster 2: 'vert scape/2step,' " which depicts two cowboys in an intimate embrace.

A little flush from the experience, Fran then turned us loose in the winery's vast tiled tasting hall with several bottles of Cabernet, Carmenere and Syrah so that we could create wines blended exactly to our own tastes, before shepherding us off to a barbeque lunch.

This is a vast shift in taste.

And even among chefs confident that their cuisine falls within the Palestinian lexicon, there are vast differences in taste.

NEVER before has Paris seen such a vast choice of tastes, flavors, cuisines and styles of dining as it enjoys today.

Overall, there are vast differences in tastes, cultures and microbiomes, but most people find that eating some sort of a balanced diet makes them feel a whole lot better and more productive.

Ed Beach, the host of a popular jazz radio show in the 1960s and '70s, who attracted listeners in New York and elsewhere with his sonorous voice, eclectic taste, vast erudition and pleasurably irascible temperament, died on Dec. 25 in Eugene, Ore.

At a higher level, though, the Bread Lab hopes to do for wheat what has been done for tomatoes: raise awareness among consumers of the different varieties, heirloom and otherwise, and the vast differences in taste between store-bought and garden-grown.

Riesling wines from Germany cover a vast array of tastes from sweet to off-dry halbtrocken to dry trocken.

Tea plantations in the highlands of Kandy and Nuwara Eliya offer visitors a chance to taste vast varieties of locally grown tea and learn the intricacies of production firsthand.