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In the UK, at least, "Sampling" can mean just to try small portions of products to see which ones you like best-- wine and cheese are perhaps the classic examples. There is no question, usually, that the products are fit for human consumtion, it is a taste test (that page seems much of a stub and refers only to wine). I think this should somehow be added, if as briefly as a single sentence as I gave here. Will do so myself quite happily but wanted to add to discussion page first.
SimonTrew (talk) 18:51, 17 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]
