Sentence examples for taste summary from inspiring English sources

Taste summary: blackberry, plum, jammy.

The taste summary for the 2009 Zaca Mesa Winery Roussanne from Santa Ynez Valley ($25): Minerality, dry apricot, honey.

The "three-word taste summary" for Robert Mondavi's 2011 ONEHOPE Pinot Noir ($18.95) doesn't even use all three words, just "strawberry, tannic".

One of the two wines on the list not from California is the 2009 Brian Carter Cellars Corrida Columbia Valley Red ($34) from Washington state, a blend of Tempranillo, Merlot, Cabernet and Cabernet Franc with a taste summary that reads "blackberry, licorice, cedar".

Roving banditry means anarchy, so replacing anarchy with government - any government, even protection rackets with a taste for summary justice - brings recognisable benefits.

Displaying Mr Sharif's taste for summary justice, General Musharraf has set up "accountability courts" to try corruption cases within 30 days.

This was only the seventh time in 45 derbies that Arsène Wenger had tasted defeat and his tart summary – "we were not very good and the referee was at our level" – reflected his unhappiness at some slack defending.

Here's a taste of John Crace's summary from his Digested Read column in The Guardian: "Wind extinguishes a candle and energizes fire.

Tasting descriptors represent a summary of sensory descriptors employed by a tasting panel of 13 tasters to qualify Chardonnay base wines.

In summary, the results with taste modifiers and sweeteners link the sweet taste quality to fibers of the S-cluster in all non-human primates tested.

We finish our taste test and Sanderson announces a judges' summary: "Oh my God, I need some water now".