Sentence examples for taste distinctly from inspiring English sources

Champagne made solely of pinot noir can be more robust and taste distinctly of raspberries and strawberries.

Rolleri recommends baking it for 40 minutes to an hour at 170C, which makes the nuts and seeds taste distinctly burnt.

The result was sherbet-colored, the taste distinctly vanilla.

As well as tasting distinctly melon-y, cucumbers can also be quite bitter.

Beside me, the boy's voice sounded like distant thunder: the boy according to whom steam mixed with sweat tastes distinctly.

I was gazing out over the sea and imagining the Garífuna odyssey when a waitress brought me the soup, its combination of spices tasting distinctly West African.

Though fruit, of course, had played no role in distilling it, it tasted distinctly of pears and plums, like French eaux de vie.

This may be simple Russian cooking, but it is careful Russian cooking, distinguished less in conception than in execution; tasting distinctly of home.

Dark chocolate tastes distinctly different from milk chocolate, so check what you're using first!

It surprised me to discover the pool is chlorinated, though the taste is distinctly salty.

The cooking here is utterly specific; each dish tastes so distinctly of its particular ingredients.