tastewise

English

Etymology

taste + -wise

Adverb

tastewise (not comparable)

  1. In terms of taste.
    • 2008 May 18, Jonathan Miles, “A Drink Puts on the Kid Gloves”, in New York Times:
      Cocktail geeks might want to stop reading — tastewise, this is kids’ stuff, all sweetness and light. Ms. Lo combines green tea-infused simple syrup with milk and a shot of vodka, yielding a familiar flavor —— think of a green tea frappuccino at Starbucks and you’re in the right neighborhood —— edged with the keenness of the vodka.

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