Sentence examples for hidden aromas from inspiring English sources

Let it age a decade or more, though, and the wine softens and opens, revealing all sorts of previously hidden aromas, including dried flowers, plums, spices and bitter citrus.

Although wine connoisseurs have developed an entire vocabulary to describe the subtle aromas hidden in a glass of Zinfandel or Chardonnay, the specialty wheat dialect is still in its infancy.

Light some incense in your room/house to help hide the scent; not only can it provide a potent aroma, but also can have a similar burning smell.

Why hidden?

Just hidden.

You hide.

Stop hiding.

Hiding out?

And while I could go with Martha Hagood's proposal of the smell of "Greenpoint's Polish bakeries," I think my vote stays with Mary from Monroe — let's make New York "the aroma of hiding cobras".

Travelogue aromas!

Calvin Klein-like aromas.