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Tag Archives: double blind

March 26, 2019

Taste Test Tuesday: Guinness vs Guinness

Having recently been March 17th, which is essentially Irish-beer awareness day, we decided to test if we could tell the difference between Guinness draught in the can (with a widget) and in a bottle (nitrogenated, but without a widget).

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  • Tagged beer, double blind, Saint Patrick's Day, stout, taste test, triangle test
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March 17, 2019

Triangle Testing: A Detailed Procedure for Blind Taste Tests of Beverages

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From time to time we plan on performing a form of taste test, called a triangle test.  What follows is the basic framework that will be used in those future tests.

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  • Tagged double blind, drinks, taste test, triangle test
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February 22, 2017

Lime Juice vs The Margarita

In honor of National Margarita Day, we decided to do science to margaritas. We actually did this science last year, but apparently never finished this post.

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  • Tagged double blind, drinks, lime juice, margarita, taste test
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April 27, 2013

ReaLemon versus a real lemon

Juice a fresh fruit, or open a bottle? Can we tell the difference?

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  • Tagged double blind, drinks, lemon, orange liqueur, sidecar, taste test
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