sa·vor·ant /SAV-ər-ənt/ n.

one who knows what they taste.

From Latin sapere — one verb that meant both to taste and to know. It split into two English words on the way here: savor and savant. Savorant puts them back together. Rhymes with savant.

Musicians have ear training — a system that teaches you to name what you hear. Nothing like it has existed for taste. Savorant is it: speak your tasting notes, and it interprets them, coaches your vocabulary, and measures your growth — until you know what you taste.