Sentence examples for peculiar flavour from inspiring English sources

Life is simply too glorious not to experience its peculiar flavour, infused with rose and cucumber in our remote Scottish distillery".

This liquid, usually denominated blacking, has an acid, somewhat peculiar flavour, not unlike port or sherry, for which it is commonly drunk.

There it is - competent, that's exactly what Hanging Wid Da Jetsetterz is and there's a peculiar flavour to competence, it sounds quite unlike anything else.

However, it was not any of these late 19th-century developments but rather the emphasis on the irrational, which started almost at the century's beginning, that gave the philosophy of the period its peculiar flavour.

But the Russian house museum is also a shrine, and while many cultures create shrines to their icons, the small Russian museum has its own peculiar flavour and passion.

Even those who experienced its privations and drama remotely, far from the theatre of conflict, found the peculiar flavour of those years irresistible when it came to memorial and contemplation.

The sauce is a bewildering muddle of peculiar flavours: something almost sweetly corny; a certain mustiness; gentle spiciness; tomatoes thrown off-kilter by interloping astringent notes.

But the play exudes that peculiar Osborne flavour: a dislike of mean, middle-class values exceeded only by the author's self-hatred.

It is all musty, malty sweetness and peculiar fruit flavours.

But these are just some of the peculiar aromas and flavours a new breed of experimental brewers crave as they embrace "wild yeast" – harvested from the likes of brewers' beards and rotting fruit.

The leaves, sharply astringent and having a peculiar aromatic smell and taste, yield the pungent oil of wintergreen, a volatile oil used as a flavouring for candies and chewing gum and in the treatment of muscular aches and pains.