It will require a total restoration but has the potential to be a distinctive prize-winning show car.
The natural flavour is an important asset, and olive oil, as is true of butter, commands a premium in the market because of its distinctive and prized flavour.
Dress to impress: the woman with the most distinctive outfit wins a prize.
The changes set off emotional debates over the future of the buildings, whose communities prized their distinctive structures and histories.
Ironically, the soft, fatty precursor of ambergris which, unsurprisingly, starts out smelling like poop hardens and darkens while floating at sea, ending up with a distinctive, musky smell long prized by perfumemakers.
Another nook holds venerable Fez pottery, prized for its distinctive cobalt blue glaze.
The worst was the sun before, but now we have shelter and the fence protects our space and our animals, and I can stay here longer," says Marwo Harun, a woman selling the distinctive black-headed sheep particularly prized by Saudis.
It is those brighter notes that excite serious coffee drinkers as they take an interest in single-origin, micro-lot and direct-trade beans — those from specific regions, even particular growers, that are prized for their distinctive characteristics.
A variety of nut oils are extracted by pressing for culinary use; some such as walnut, pistachio and hazelnut oils are prized for their distinctive flavours, but they tend to spoil quickly.
Available in varieties with diverse characteristics, heirloom tomatoes tend to be prized for their distinctive flavours.
And the variations of local grass and microclimate, as well as the maker's particular method, produce the distinctive quality of each particular, local prize cheddar.
