"classic taste" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a timeless flavor, quality, or style. For example, "This restaurant serves dishes with a classic taste that have been around for decades."
"She had such classic taste.
Crispy mackerel and pickled gooseberry salad Serves 4 Gooseberry with oily fish is a classic taste combination, and lightly pickling the fruit like this works really well.
"Why pay $120 for a dress I could find in a resale shop?" Ms. Bechtel, whose mother ran a Lilly Pulitzer shop in Westport, Conn., admits to having expensive, if classic taste.
Consumers preferred the new taste in blind tests but rose in revolt when the changed drink hit the supermarket shelves, causing the company to bring back the "classic" taste three months later.
Anyway you slice it, more than half of your drinkers were your original customers, and now you are launching a campaign directly targeting Coke Classic drinkers by dramatizing the fact that you can now get a Classic taste with zero calories.
Onion Rings: Crunchy, classic taste.
If staying at The Vines is beyond your budget, sample a classic tasting led by wine director Mariana Onofri.
Heston from Waitrose cranberry and pomegranate sauce £2.49 for 200g ★★★☆☆ Good flavour, well balanced and classic tasting.
The best salad sampled was the Caesar, which was not given a classic presentation but had the classic tastes down pat.
The tasting room, where $5 buys a "classic" tasting, also sells Coke and Red Bull, and an adjacent deli gives the Dean & Deluca outpost across the road a run for its money.
Ratatouille Like many savory stews, this Ni se classic tastes even better the day after you make it -- and it's great cold as well as hot, which is why I like it for picnics.
