That is to say, we don't use the word “taste” as the name of a feeling. To think that we do is to
represent
imagine
the
practice
structure
of our language in undue simplification. This, of course, is the way in which philosophical puzzles generally arise; and our case is quite analogous to that of thinking that wherever we make a predicative statement we state that the subject has a certain ingredient (as we really do in the case, “Beer is alcoholic.”)