At the Tasting Atelier, we understand that you want to discover products that align perfectly with your individual taste. However, to find products that match your taste, you first need to explore and identify your own taste within a specific category, such as wine, cheese, or olive oil. If you're not sure exactly what you're looking for, any product selection, no matter how small, can feel overwhelming, whether it's the wine or cheese section in a store or a wine list or gin selection at a restaurant.

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We believe that the easiest way for you to discover and describe your taste is by having the opportunity to taste the full range of possible relevant flavors in a single setting. Our experts will help you focus on the relevant differences and aromas, teaching you how to name, differentiate, and recognize them. You'll also learn how these aromas are created or based on production methods. This way, even with limited information on a label, you can logically deduce the taste - for a lifetime!

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We understand how challenging it can be to put a name to an aroma, so we design our innovative courses based on taste, making it the guiding thread to which we attach all the essential information.

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Learning by drinking, and eating

Here are the exact steps on how you can become a connoisseur in just two hours in our courses, through a variety of carefully selected samples:

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• A clear 'What & Why': We provide a structured, logical overview of where the world of aromas in a product comes from and why it tastes the way it does. You'll learn about the factors that truly influence the product, and how and why it was created, forming a clear framework for associating various aromas that follow.

• Learning by drinking & eating: We taste each specially selected sample, one by one, tailored to your taste, and with each glass or bite, we delve into:

  • How does it taste?

  • Why does it taste the way it does?

  • What is it, and what steps in origin, cultivation, production, or storage processes contribute to this flavor?

• The common sense: In the end, we create a detailed overview of the framework and the many different aromas. We examine where the similarities and differences lie, which aromas overlap or are closely related, and contextualize the detailed knowledge. This way, you will logically choose the right product for your own taste or other requirements in the future because you'll know what you're looking for, how to differentiate it, and how to find it.

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Nur wer seinen eigenen Geschmack benennen kann und ihn klar kommuniziert, hat die Möglichkeit, ein Leben lang genau das zu finden, was einem wirklich schmeckt.