Supports an observation-first, reveal-later sequence. The bottle prices are not used as current evidence.
The page gives the evaluation sequence and then lists a dated 2014-era bourbon value flight.
Greene's five-step method has tasters nose across samples, compare aromas back and forth, note immediate preferences, taste in numbered order, narrow the field, and only then reveal which whiskeys they preferred.
PDF sheet 4 (displayed p. 171)
Five-Step Blind Tasting
Verified visually against PDF sheet 4, displayed p. 171, on 2026-08-25.
Evidence
Greene's five-step method has tasters nose across samples, compare aromas back and forth, note immediate preferences, taste in numbered order, narrow the field, and only then reveal which whiskeys they preferred.
Locator
Locator type: Page
Start: PDF sheet 4 (displayed p. 171)
End: Same as start or not applicable
Source section: Five-Step Blind Tasting
Context
The page gives the evaluation sequence and then lists a dated 2014-era bourbon value flight.
Annotation
Supports an observation-first, reveal-later sequence. The bottle prices are not used as current evidence.
Verification
Status: Verified
Verified visually against PDF sheet 4, displayed p. 171, on 2026-08-25.