gustable
adjective
gus·ta·ble
\ˈgəstəbəl\
Definition of gustable
1 archaic : appetizing savory tasty
2 archaic : perceptible or distinguishable by taste an increased number of gustable differences — Herbert Spencer
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Origin and Etymology of gustable
Late Latin gustabilis, from Latin gustare to taste + -abilis -able
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