Sentence examples for fine flavour from inspiring English sources

Fine flavour combinations, tiny surprises, a relaxed but exciting experience.

It has a very fine flavour, plenty of crunch and bakes beautifully.

Loor Solorzano, R. G. et al. Insight into the wild origin, migration and domestication history of the fine flavour Nacional Theobroma cacao L. variety from Ecuador.

Thus restored, Bloom decides, "After all there's a lot in that vegetarian fine flavour of things from the earth.

The most important cultivated strawberry is a perennial and herbaceous octoploid plant, with fifty six chromosomes (2n = 8× = 56), that stems from the cross of the octoploids F. virginiana Duchesne from eastern North America, which was noted for its fine flavour, and F. chiloensis (L).

Criollo is often preferred by the fine flavour chocolate producers but tends to suffer from poor yields, whereas Matina, an Amelonado type, one of the most grown genetic groups, is higher yielding and makes up a large proportion of bulk chocolate.

Folksy, very traditional Dutch café interior but food by a wildly talented Sicilian family who supply home-made pastas, their own sausages and other fine flavours of the south.

If you love fine flavours, and don't mind spending some time in a minibus to get them, you could do a lot worse than a food tour of Amalfi.

There are two primary types, arabica and robusta, with arabica widely considered to have the finer flavour.

With its broad, muscular ribs that contrast with the bright leaves, it has the finest flavour and most succulent stems of all the chards.

It is not only impossible that the water should have the effect of rendering men effeminate and unchaste; but, on the contrary, that alluded to is clear as crystal, and of the finest flavour.