Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
discerning-taste
Noun
/dɪˈsɜrnɪŋ teɪst/

Definition
The ability to make wise and thoughtful choices about food, art, or other experiences, showcasing a refined appreciation for quality.

Examples
- Her discerning taste in wine led her to become a sommelier.
- He has a discerning taste for classical music, favoring composers like Bach and Mozart.
- The chef’s discerning taste was evident in the way he curated the restaurant’s menu.

Meaning
Discerning taste refers to a keen judgment that enables someone to differentiate between good and bad qualities in what they experience, particularly in aesthetic matters like food, music, literature, and art.

Synonyms
- Discriminating taste
- Refined palate
- Good judgment
- Sophisticated taste