You can appreciate everything you taste or eat to the fullest extent. Everything and anything you procure will be utilized to the upmost extent. Nothing wasted. You'll always know that there was nothing more to attain from that product, food, or taste.
[dih-guhst]
verb (used with object) 1. to taste or savor carefully or appreciatively.
1615-25; < Latin dΔgustΔre to taste, try, equivalent to dΔ- de- + gustΔre to taste ( gust(us) a tasting + -Δre infinitive suffix)
Degust - Taste (something) carefully, so as to appreciate it fully.
From Latin degustare (=to taste).
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I noticed that when I want to degust something properly, I basically apply the rules I have come to taste whisky with, which highly attributes to how conscious I am when tasting new food. My guess would be most of the people who enjoy a good scotch, also dig good food and are generally more aware of thei taste buds. Are there any special areas you are interested in regarding food and drinks? coffee? tea? caviar?
My partner eats meat and I do not, we struggle with finding places to go on special occasions because most fine dining places don't have many vegetarian items. Open to $$ restaurants too rather than $$$ Or $$$$, it doesn't have to be fancy or too expensive, just delicious.
Edit: I know of the vegetarian and vegan restaurants, looking for restaurants that have good options for vegetarians and meat :)
Looking for the best degustation/tasting menus around Adelaide. Been to a few but want to try a couple more. Thanks in advance.
Bonjour à tous, aujourd'hui ma cargaison a arrivée! Il y a mes nouveaux liqueurs dans ça, sibc je suis très excité! Je ne peux pas attendre plus, à demain!
Wtf?
Does ProTheDoge not understand what RobbingHood has done to its own community?
Affiliation, money motivated? Probably. Thoughts?
[dih-guhst]
verb (used with object) 1. to taste or savor carefully or appreciatively.
1615-25; < Latin dΔgustΔre to taste, try, equivalent to dΔ- de- + gustΔre to taste ( gust(us) a tasting + -Δre infinitive suffix)
