In J.D. Robb's novel "Glory in Death," a character humorously describes their experience with a glass of chardonnay. Initially skeptical, they take a sip and compare it unfavorably to something as unappealing as 'horse piss.' However, the enjoyment they find in the wine leads them to conclude it is a significant improvement over that initial comparison.

This moment playfully captures the character's candidness and evolving taste. The quote reflects a blend of humor and honesty, as they find pleasure in something that initially seemed unappealing, showcasing a journey of culinary taste discovery.