The phrase "a further taste" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional experience or sampling of something, often in the context of food, drink, or experiences.
Example: "After enjoying the main course, we decided to have a further taste of the dessert menu."
Alternatives: "an additional sample" or "a deeper experience".
In exhibitions, he often gives viewers a further taste of this vision with a variety of immense, ingeniously engineered, suspended spheres.
This is despite the departure of its original chef, Wylie Dufresne, who, with partners Phil Suarez and Jean-Georges Vongerichten, is preparing to open WD50, a further taste of sophistication at 50 Clinton Street.
Ramsden's first match in claret and amber last summer was against Panathinaikos and he can look forward to a further taste of European football, when Motherwell play in next season's Europa League qualifiers.
Possibly, the addition of ELE and BLE resulted in a further taste loss of the diet.
Further, taste cells have a different embryological origin than other sensory cells, being derived from local epithelium rather than neural crest and sensory placodes [ 17].
At the end of evening, about three hours later, guests are suddenly led into a back-room storage area and through a door into a traditional bar for drinks and further tastes.
("I again appeal to you in the name of everything a friend, an honest man, and a lover of his country holds dear, to immediately desist from further tasting liquors of any kind," began one forlorn letter).
If further tastes were needed, the third container held pickles.
A pastry shop first lured Ms. Evanovich up the street from the hospital, and soon she was exploring the neighborhood further, tasting food, asking questions and looking into windows.
The toddler at the table, my oldest grandchild, was eating a simple dish of pici, the ropy Tuscan pasta, with butter sauce, and I noticed that she had taken to putting her arm around the plate to protect it from further "tasting" by the grownups, who had more complicated dishes in front of them.
Cook for a further minute then taste.
