Tasterplace makes sensory training kits in Italy for people who want to learn what they are smelling without committing to a professional reference set. The range covers wine in 12, 24 and 72-aroma formats, and extends well beyond it — beer, chocolate, extra virgin olive oil and Prosecco each have their own kit.
Each vial isolates a single aroma, with a guidebook explaining where it comes from and why it appears. The method is the same one professionals use: smell it blind, name it, then look for it in the glass. What Tasterplace adds is breadth and an accessible price, which makes it a natural first kit and an easy gift for someone whose curiosity runs wider than wine.
Which Tasterplace kit?
| Kit |
Aromas |
Best for |
| Red or White Wine |
12 |
A focused first step in one style |
| Red or White Wine |
24 |
Serious coverage of a single style |
| Master Kit |
72 |
The widest aromatic range in the range |
| Oak & Aged Wine |
12 |
What barrel ageing contributes |
| Prosecco |
12 |
Sparkling wine aromas |
| Beer, Chocolate, Olive Oil |
12 |
Curiosity beyond the glass, and original gifts |
New to aroma training? Our guide on how aroma kits work explains the method and how to get the most from a kit.