Sentence examples for subtle tastes from inspiring English sources

This was exquisite in its juxtaposition of texture and tastes – subtle tastes, mind.

Rather, it was created for "the 'Suntory Whisky Lover' – a lover of complex, refined and subtle tastes", the distillery added.

Bouhadana makes subtle tastes register — like the Japanese citron that he zests in microscopic quantities over live scallops — and his presentation is deft: the body of a mackerel, its meat filleted into neat rectangles, is bent back with a bamboo skewer, as if turning in the water.

Achatz hoped that the subtle taste would summon diners' memories of long-ago hayrides.

So how will chefs replace foie gras, with its butter-soft texture and rich, subtle taste?

"To make such a subtle taste, you need a lot of whiskeys to blend.

"You get that subtle taste of the sea – it's not salty, but it's there".

It has a similar texture, too, but with the subtle taste of anise.

It has a fairly subtle taste, greatly enhanced by ingredients that marry well.

"It has a strong aroma so only a very small amount is needed to give a delicious, subtle taste.

A whole steamed flounder was another standout, with fresh ginger and scallions amplifying the fish's subtle taste.