Step 3. The Context
Our brains are fed by multi sensory information from all around us. Setting plays a crucial role in our perception of taste. Looking at each sense, you can ensure you are creating the perfect setting to enhance the taste sensation.
Sight
What colours are around you? Depth of colour will add to the feeling of richness and decadence whilst warm colours like red, yellow and orange evoke feelings such as passion and enjoyment whilst also bringing out the sweeter vanilla and fruit. If you want to delve deeper into the world of colour, please explore the bespoke artworks through the button below.
Sound
Compositions that layer sound and melodies will increase dopamine production in the brain increasing the feeling of pleasure as you taste. Finding your favourite track is often the best option to enhance your personal experience. However, we would like to sonically guide you with the bespoke composition playing with the moving artwork, which will bring to life the unique flavour and depth of The Singleton 40-Year-Old.
Touch
What we feel around us can also add to the taste we perceive. Make sure the temperature around you is warm and comforting. Soft fabrics such as velvets increase feeling states of richness and indulgence and can enhance the taste experience. If you are sitting, we suggest somewhere soft, velvety perhaps, the feel of the material under hand all adds to the taste you are about to experience.
Scent
Taste is in part made up from our sense of smell. It is also what leads us to anchor memories so strongly to moments. To bring your sense of smell back to neutral, we suggest that you smell the back of your hand, our own scent is not just familiar but resets our sense of smell, which will be vital to the full experience. Of course if you are wearing perfume, be aware of this, it may alter the taste perception, but in a way that is uniquely yours.