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On 04-04-01 22:45:57, Alex Rast wrote:
> However, there is no standardised, uniform way to judge chocolate, at least > not yet. I don't think, however, that a system can be that far away, given > the emerging popularity of chocolate in a similar context to wine. .... And given that even with wine, 2 different tasters will use mostly disjunct adjectives to describe the taste and typically even disagree about where the wine originates from. ;-) Taste still doesn't seem up to be fitted in a standarized uniform system beyond the very basics. > the key ingredient that's needed to make it happen is some way to bring > together major industry players and the serious, dedicated chocoholics > round the world who regularly taste many chocolates. I'm all up for this heavy duty task! My compensation is even minimal! ;-) -- http://lars.marowsky-bree.de/disclaimer.html http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/wis.../ref=wl_em_to/ |
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