The phrase "special flavour" is correct in written English and can be used in many contexts.
For example, you could say: "This dish has a special flavour that I just can't put my finger on!".
Dortmund versus Bayern does have a special flavour.
He holds up a handful of pine branches and explains that these impart the special flavour.
They get a lot of comments about the distinctive and special flavour.
That flushes the estuary out, which means the oysters take on a very special flavour.
Battle Beyond the Stars is also a good example of the special flavour you get from a Corman movie.
The prowess of MI6 played a significant part in constructing the Anglo-American relationship and giving it its special flavour.
It has special flavours that change daily, and offers a bespoke ice cream-making service.
Cupcake fiends can choose from eight flavours, which include popular Sprinkles signatures like Red Velvet and Chocolate Marshmallow, as well as special flavours of the day.
There are also of course other reasons for additional treatment, such as special flavours or special mixtures with non-meat ingredients, which may be preferred locally.
Angela Hartnett Murano, London W1: "My ridged Le Creuset griddle pan – it's great for giving meat, especially steak, that special smoky flavour".
What gives the book its special gamey flavour is the bold and sometimes cruel frankness with which the young characters talk to one another.
