"taste adventure" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used when talking about trying something new. For example, "Let's go on a taste adventure and try a new restaurant in town."
The taste adventure here is about purity.
Phoebe wants to eat here, enjoy the seamless five-star experience, but I insist we see Asia, taste adventure.
Mr. Hillenbrand said the company had noticed consumers' interest in health and unusual tastes -- which he called "taste adventure" -- and came up with Citrus Splash to address both.
The first of 19 cities on the chefs' tour, called the Sabra Taste Adventure, is Richmond, Va., near a new, $61 million manufacturing plant that Sabra Dipping opened last month.
The coffee the Tassimo made was outstanding and the various flavors, including blends from Starbucks, made it a morning taste adventure.
It appeals to my sense of taste, adventure and frugality.
Here I'd go on an international beer-tasting adventure, guided by the pub's very hops-smart staff.
The signature cocktail menu will have you on a tasting adventure to the south and beyond.
Sipping a cup of Brazilian, Izaki listened to me explain my roasting and tasting adventures in Tokyo and nodded knowingly.
TASTE FOR ADVENTURE I'll go car racing on Sunday sometimes.
He is known as the Mad Billionaire, for his hyperactive antics and taste for adventure sports.
