"specific taste" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's preference or liking for a certain flavor or type of food. Example: "Her specific taste in food often leads her to try out new and exotic dishes."
Its music can sound like private catalogings of very specific taste.
He had the most specific taste of all: "The only acceptable color is black," he said, gravely.
The grass-fed, corn-finished Creekstone Farms Black Angus beef is dry-aged 40 days "to have the specific taste profile we want," Mr. White said.
The strict coffee selection process and sourcing based on select terroirs, Nespresso estimates that only 1-21-2% the coffee grown globally meets the specific taste and aroma profiles, and quality requirements.
"It was really well done, but it was a very specific taste, so nobody could understand the proportions of the room, or the details of this gorgeous prewar apartment".
It's not surprising that these products were all designed to use cheap ingredients as efficiently and profitably as possible – what was surprising then, as it is now, is that they were all designed to taste as neutral as possible, engineered not to taste of too much, rather than to satisfy a specific taste for their sort of food or drink.
We have a lot of very specific tastes in common.
Buyers with even more specific tastes face still more decisions.
Western audiences -- and by extension Western record companies -- have specific tastes, and they often do not conform to African tastes.
On the surface of the tongue, certain proteins act as detectors for specific tastes.
** Barton's highly specific tastes in champagne, wine, cigarettes, drawing pen, paper, and ink are also confided.
