Sentence examples for a defined flavour from inspiring English sources

Because a defined flavour it must now have.

Anyone familiar with the Fat Duck approach to taste and flavour will recognise some of the tropes that run through the menu - sharp contrasts used to define flavours; tiny sources of acidity to balance the intensity of sauces or broths.

They reckon the altitude leads to more vividly defined fruit flavours – and the seam of aromatic, perfumed black fruit in this gutsy but refined red makes the case persuasively.

The Irish cheese language included the phrase processed flavour (defined as "a bland, shallow and artificial taste").

Its light perfume makes the elderflower one of summer's defining flavours.

Don't be put off by the rather musky aroma of the fresh-picked flowers: this disappears once they are cooked, and is replaced by one of the defining flavours of summer.

Indeed, tomato flavour is defined by a wide range of interactions among several physicochemical and sensory parameters and is influenced by plant nutritional regime [ 9], stage of ripening at harvest [ 22], genotypic differences and environmental conditions [ 23].

Boar taint is defined as an unpleasant flavour and odour of porcine meat.

In pharmacy, an elixir is usually defined as a sweetened hydroalcoholic solution containing flavouring materials and usually medicinal substances.

The precise flavour or focus that they give to their tasks within a specific project is defined as their scale preference.

In contrast to traditional Swedish cuisine, Henrik's food is defined by lightness and purity of flavour.