Sentence examples for flavour noting from inspiring English sources

Peoplefund.it co-founder Simon Deverell also noted the arrival of crowdfunding's 'big fish' into the U.K.'s small pond — but talked up the potential to add local flavour, noting in a statement: "The international arrivals into the UK market are fantastic news as they grow and validate the market, however Peoplefund.it has a distinctly U.K. feel in line with our culture.

In their stout sausage roll episode, for instance, we are shown the black pepper stout and are told about the flavour notes it will bring (a "dark sticky sweetness" and a "bit of heat") to the meat.

It will be at the back of a cupboard or cabinet – you might have to reach past half-bottles of Smirnoff or some long turned-to-vinegar port to find it, but it will be there – and is best enjoyed shared among a party full of people who are way too drunk to fully savour the expensive flavour notes, or even get any in their mouths.

Flavour chemists recognise 16 principal flavour notes (see sidebar).

The glorious flip side of this complexity is that there's an array of flavour notes to be explored.

While the taste will be familiar to spinach-lovers, Bryant reckons warrigal greens have more complex flavour notes.

Flavour notes 1 Green grassy 2 Fruity ester-like 3 Citrus terpenic 4 Minty camphoraceous 5 Floral sweet 6 Spicy herbaceous 7 Woody smoky 8 Roasty burnt 9 Caramel nutty 10 Bouillon 11 Meaty animalic 12 Fatty rancid 13 Dairy buttery 14 Mushroom earthy 15 Celery soupy 16 Sulphurous alliaceous.

Panelists then scored the intensity or absence of eight flavour notes on a 3-point intensity scale.

Each bar is a careful experiment of roasting, conching and aging, with different beans exhibiting unique perfumes and flavour notes.

Identification of the genes underlying these flavour notes, requires identifying QTLs associated with the specific compounds that appear to drive consumer responses.

The flavour notes considered were: sweet taste, corn, sweet aromatic, astringent, water-like metallic, sewer/animal, sour/silage and hay-like/musty (Champagne et al. 2010).