Wanting to try against wanting it at all

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It just struck me while reading a particular discussion here and I just have to ask. I do not wish to disclose what topic it is exactly that has made me think of this but I believe it applies to any general point. So, given a situation does wanting to try it mean that you want it at all? For me, I think that it can be just for the sake of trying, right? In fact trying it out first to see where you stand on the matter is a common practice to some. Well, of course there are other obvious situation that does not require trying out to know whether its something likeable or not, but then again, whose to say when some people have just weird taste and so to them the general rule does not apply. Anyway, all I'm saying is just because one wants to try something does not necessarily mean he or she wants to do it at all. Still sounds vague right? Well, let me give a specific example to it. Wanting to taste beer but never wanting to drink beer at all. Something like that, I guess. Anyway, am I making a point here or it's like "what the %$#*?!?! is this guy trying to say?" If by chance you do understand this, what's your say on this matter? If you really don't get it, what about it don't you really get?