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Drinking with extra steps, so you can call it research.
means To sample a small amount of food or drink in order to assess its flavor, quality, or character.
from From 'taste,' which came through Old French 'taster' meaning to feel, touch, or sample — itself descended from Latin 'taxare,' to handle or appraise, a cousin of 'tax' (an assessment of worth). So tasting and taxing share a root: both are ways of judging how much something is worth, one with your tongue, the other with your wallet.
- swallow or spit
- pros spit, you are not pro
- nose first
- 80 percent of taste is smell anyway
- crackers exist
- to reset your tongue, not snack
- flight pricing
- designed to make you buy a bottle