The phrase "aromatic notes" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in reference to the scent or smell of something, particularly in relation to food, drinks, or fragrances. Example sentence: The wine had strong aromatic notes of blackberries and a hint of vanilla.
An added bonus are the aromatic notes of mango.
Customers can expect to hear plenty of hoity-toity language about a strain's "aromatic notes".
"It's an easy-drinking water that evokes earthy wood with aromatic notes of brass".
* Season with beer: splash saison over laksa or Thai curry at the end of cooking to accentuate aromatic notes.
Finally, the method was applied to quantify esters, with fruity aromatic notes, of sweet white and red wines, elaborated with different winemaking processes.
The cologne is a "fresh wood fragrance" that "really captures a fresh, clean element on top with citrus notes and aromatic notes," Ms. Mullarkey said, "with woodiness, earthy patchouli and aromatic suede".
While putting garlic leaves inside the chicken sends a subtle, aromatic note through the roasting bird, its real point is to add flavour to the gravy.
However, low solubility and bioavailability as well as volatility and marked aromatic note are important limitations in food and feed applications.
Allspice lends an aromatic note to both; ground black pepper and chopped Scotch bonnet peppers tag-team for a double-fisted — but not overwhelming — punch of piquancy; and a splash of vinegar tempers the fattiness of the meat.
I stuck the bone into the pot with some onions (for a sweet aromatic note), shredded cabbage and carrots (to add vegetables and more layers of flavor), and cooked beans (for plush bites of contrasting texture).
Darkly aromatic with notes of roasted nuts, coffee beans, nutmeg and vanilla, this liqueur is made by George and Manbin Monteverdi the way Mr. Monteverdi's family made it in Ticino, a Swiss canton that borders Italy.
