0 a person who tastes food or drink as a job: --
a wine-taster
1 a small amount or short experience of something that is intended either to make you understand what it is like or to make you want more of it --
The company also employed tasters to ensure that all wine labeled as "feitoria" passed certain quality standards or else it could not be imported.
Most estimates suggest 25% of the population are nontasters, 50% are medium tasters, and 25% are supertasters.
A taster's sensitivity to acetic acid will vary, but most people can detect excessive amounts at around 600 mg/l.
The wine tasters wasted time by swirling the glasses instead of tasting the wines.
We have established teaching tasters for people changing career.
However, schools will have more opportunity to offer tasters in other subjects—for example, modern foreign languages—if they wish.
There may, for instance, be more workplace tasters and fewer jobcentre or classroom sessions.
A section in the buying guide is devoted to toothpaste tasters.
