Julian Sarkar runs Zanos Aromas, which imports ingredients for fragrances.
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"The finest aromas come after the first sip," Amayo said.
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The fruity aromas likewise came off as artificial to me.
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To dilute the flavors and aromas with ice was gauche.
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They are fragrant with the aromas of fruit and earth.
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It's pretty neutral; I don't like anything with pungent aromas.
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This can often add complexity to aromas, flavors and textures.
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These wines deserve larger glasses to help release their aromas.
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There's silence on Las Aromas Street; the ritual has ended.
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Radios and sighs and kitchen aromas are stifled behind closed windows.
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There's aromas of strawberries, raspberries, cherries for sure, ripe and fresh.
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The result is chocolate with unusual aromas — licorice, say, or tobacco.
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Can you explain how the extraction technique works for the aromas?
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He loves the aromas of food markets and of chestnut venders.
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Its dominant characteristics were freshness and purity of aromas and flavors.
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Front Burner A Midwinter Night's Dram delivers complex aromas and flavors.
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We associate aromas with sweetness that aren't necessarily sweet at all.
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Lively, yet subtle and textured, with aromas of flowers and apples.
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Immediately, the vestibule filled with aromas of bread and garlic bologna.
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This wine has amazing aromas of white peach, honeysuckle and jasmine.
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As the sfincione bakes, your kitchen will fill with tantalizing aromas.
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The earthy, spicy aromas of dried chiles rises in the humid air.
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Without the early exposure to the pungent aromas, people found them inedible.
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Most readers naturally tried to describe the aromas and flavors they experienced.
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These aromas can help calm people down while boosting energy and concentration.
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MUNCHIES: How long did it take for you to develop these aromas?
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It greeted my senses with vibrant aromas of strawberry, cherry, and pomegranate.
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Juicy and fresh, with unusual aromas and flavors of watermelon and potpourri.
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Austere and reticent, with stony aromas and flavors of citrus and flowers.
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Mild and pleasing, with aromas and flavors of peat, iodine and earth.
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Gone are the aromas of spilled beer and room-temperature breakfast sausage.
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Foods have aromas that are impossible for the average human to place.
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Unicorn Spit is not only infused with color, but also with aromas.
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Its aromas were insistent and sharply contoured, profoundly fruity yet deliciously pure.
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As it cooks, mouthwatering hearth-and-home aromas waft from the kitchen.
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"Aromas and special vessels were pretty new seven years ago," he said.
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The nose brings rich aromas of fresh walnut, hazelnut and candied apple.
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Creamy, sweet aromas of coconut and cocoa, and a crème brûlée finish.
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Bone-dry and succulent, with aromas and flavors of citrus, flowers and minerals.
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The goal is not necessarily to create artificial versions of familiar food aromas.
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But I realized I could infuse my house with the aromas of home.
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Rich and well balanced, with floral aromas and flavors of herbs and citrus.
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The 219.99 is so pretty I just wanted to inhale the floral aromas.
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As you begin to chew, notice how the flavors, textures and aromas change.
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There's also some layperson value to connecting aromas with wines: If you're preparing a dinner that includes mushrooms, green peppers, and bay leaves, someone appropriately trained might suggest that a Cabernet Franc, which echoes those aromas, could pair well with it.
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Given the ever-evolving aromas and flavors, Burgundy's story may appear to be inconsistent.
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My mouth started to water as I smelled the aromas of the caramelized onions.
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"All of the aromas come out, because your tastebuds are on alert," he says.
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Smelling better—with your nose, not your bodily aromas—is ultimately a personal endeavor.
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It also has aromas of pine, grapefruit, pineapple, and mango, according to Short's Brewing.
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Its manufacturing plant is located south in Aromas, which is dominated by agricultural jobs.
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I found it almost wildly floral and exotic on opening, with aromas of violets.
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Aromas of wood cedar and tobacco reinforce the late-night vibes of this candle.
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It was spicy and smoky with aromas and flavors of dark fruit and wildflowers.
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There are few aromas as potent as coffee beans being roasted, ground, or brewed.
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There's four or five women cooking, gossiping, and chatting amongst the aromas and steam.
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Like whisky, a few drops of cold water suffice to bring out ouzo's aromas.
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Savory and high-toned, with dry, earthy aromas and flavors of flowers and citrus.
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The Prà Otto was likewise lively, with aromas more floral than almond and citrus.
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More curiously, kveik ferments at up to 100 degrees and produces sweet, fruity aromas.
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So, Beyond uses the "e-nose" device to identify and isolate aromas in meat.
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It's understated and elegant, with fragrant floral aromas and flavors of spicy dark fruit.
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However, the aromas and flavors of the wine are not always the primary concern.
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"Its aromas have now developed into characteristics unique to this exceptional batch," says Casavecchia.
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The glass' unique shape was designed to help bubbles form and allow aromas to develop.
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But if you heat up good sake, it actually breaks its character, flavour, and aromas.
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The aromas and flavors were similar — herbs, citrus, saltiness — but the texture was more interesting.
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He prefers drinking from snifters or Champagne flutes that send aromas directly to your nose.
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Another objection is that wine tasters ought to strive for more specific flavors and aromas.
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A wheel of possible aromas included filter pad, linalool, plastic, moldy cork, and wet dog.
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When tree and soil aromas drift skyward, they act as water-gathering hubs, seeding raindrops.
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Powerfully fruity aromas mellow, harmonize and evolve, as the wine gains nuances, depth and dimension.
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Recent vintages have been superb, elegant and tense, with aromas of violets and fine tannins.
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It is steely and bone dry, with aromas and flavors of apples, herbs and minerals.
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The intense purple color leads to aromas of red and dark fruits, violets and meat.
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The samples are then cooked up so the aromas can be analysed in a lab.
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This taper channels aromas upward to the nose, amplifying them as you swirl and sniff.
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It was complex and elegant, with aromas and flavors of flowers, tobacco, licorice and minerals.
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This is an astonishing wine with delicate aromas of summer fruits, and floral notes as well.
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Although this wild effervescence looks pretty, we didn't get the more complex aromas when they burst.
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Aroma: Delicate wisps of peat smoke combine with aromas of honey-cured meats and vanilla pods.
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These aromas give Heineken's beers their taste and smell, said Heineken's global brewmaster, Willem van Waesberghe.
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Transfixed by the chocolate aromas and the tingly sensation of being scrubbed, I was truly transported.
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Some junmai and junmai ginjo with robust rice aromas can also really blossom when gently warmed.
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Commuter Cuvée shows bright aromas of red and black fruit fruits intermingled with herbs and flowers.
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But there's a shift of focus and an urge to fill the room with autumn aromas.
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If it's not all handled correctly, you risk a bottle marred by bad aromas or flavors.
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The 2015 Signaterra West Rows Chardonnay offers aromas of tangerine, sweet citrus, and orange Bavarian crème.
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It flirts with aromas of white flowers, then seduces with a touch of honey-roasted peach.
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The smells of fruit flesh are, after all, some of the first alluring aromas we grasp.
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And they can manipulate aromas, flavors and textures simply by deciding when to pick the grapes.
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In search of distinct aromas, brewers are embracing yeast and bacteria strains from across the globe.
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Meat contains thousands of chemical compounds, including tinges of some unpleasant aromas, such as rotting eggs.
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The aromas are linked to the chocolate's flavors, helping you identify them once you start tasting.
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A bouquet specifically refers to aromas that have developed as the wine is in the bottle.
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And if possible, serve them in generous wine glasses so the aromas have room to rise.
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Maybe they'd want purplish wines with blackberry aromas, or low-alcohol wines in a pink shade.
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Others say the can itself may reduce the aromas of the wine, and thus the taste.
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Its aromas and flavors are of course important, but wine is so much more than that.
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The "grassy aromas" and "citrus notes" come from the flowers of Humulus lupulus, or the hop plant.
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Pium's software analyzes data to understand what associations people attach to different aromas and make personalized recommendations.
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It had aromas of ripe red fruits and flowers, with just an edge of those herbal flavors.
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In Côte-Rôtie, a little bit of viognier may be added to syrah to elevate the aromas.
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Brewers used them to create flavors and aromas as over the top as a Times Square billboard.
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Others do not, preferring the increased vibrancy and unmediated aromas and flavors that can come without sulfites.
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This one makes for especially enticing aromas thanks to garlic, cinnamon, star anise, five spice and more.
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In addition to clean hands, these varieties feature the aromas of juniper, citrus, coconut and piña colada.
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Recently on the menu: a bourbon barrel-aged stout with aromas of figs, plums and vanilla undertones.
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I sensed tropical fruit aromas and flavors in each of them, as well as a floral quality.
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Regardless of the constituents, this is light and pleasant, with aromas and flavors of citrus and herbs.
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With the aromas of ripe red fruit and flowers, Frères Giac makes you want to sing lullabies.
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Its aromas and flavors are nuanced and complex, with dark fruit, menthol, flowers, tar and earthy minerals.
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If you want to get the most bang for your buck, you should let the aromas develop properly.
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The lovely aromas will welcome in positivity and peace while all of her anxieties and stressors melt away.
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Once coffee is ground, it "off-gasses," or emits more CO2, making it lose complexity and aromas faster.
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They will be balanced with aromas, flavors and colors arrived at naturally, without manipulation on the assembly line.
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The wines were gloriously aromatic, full of the aromas of red fruit and flowers, fresh rather than jammy.
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Slurping sprays the coffee across your entire palate and lets subtle flavors and aromas reach your nose.3.
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It offered creamy aromas of golden apple and Asian pear, complemented by notes of crème brûlée and vanilla.
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The way it smells, the explosion of aromas you get during cooking, the flavor experience, the whole shebang.
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Yet the absence of the more obvious attributes (flamboyant aromas and flavors) often cause Muscadet to be underestimated.
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But at least they can suggest what red Burgundy can deliver in terms of aromas, flavors and textures.
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This rye whiskey is strong and spicy on the palate, with aromas of cinnamon, cloves, honey and vanilla.
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"We discussed mouth feel, aromas and health benefits of high-quality extra-virgin olive oil," Ms. McGlynn said.
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I would recommend decanting, if you can, and serving in generous glasses that will show off their aromas.
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This wine was rich, textured and deeply mineral, with citrus, herbal and floral aromas and flavors as well.
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I let it steep for about five minutes, and instantly smelled the pleasant aromas coming from my tea.
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I loved the aromas of red fruits laced with herbs, spices, flowers and a savory touch of tobacco.
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The divot of rice cake is still warm, which helps the aromas drive their way into your head.
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It's an elegant, classically styled Tuscan red with bright red fruit, sexy, earthy aromas, and firm but smooth tannins.
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There are some aromas of red berry and a little bit of green apple, but again, it's not sweet.
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Kamptal, $16 Grüner veltliner tends to feature flavors and aromas of white flowers and talc, with a minerally backbone.
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Don't serve this too cold, and use your larger red wine glasses to give the aromas room to flourish.
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Now mom can enjoy the enhanced aromas and flavors of wine instantly, with a simple push of a button.
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The leaves need at least three minutes to release their complex aromas, beyond an eternity for youngsters these days.
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Take a spoonful of coffee, then slurp it loudly to breathe in the aromas and fully cover your palate.
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These aren't just boring coffee blends — These are beans chosen for their complementary flavors, wonderful aromas, and delicious taste.
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The meat was perfectly cooked and tender, the pasta was al dente, and the aromas and flavors were rich.
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He thinks growing up smelling the roasting tea aromas may have helped him develop his expert nose and palate.
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The aromas and flavors of red fruit show a peppery edge, and the tannins are softer and more integrated.
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Today, it's the latter: "Kitchen drawers?" turns out to be AROMAS because good smells lure people into the kitchen.
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This set of three mini candles, paired with their matching fragrances, will transport you with its refreshing, floral aromas.
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The top wines were structured yet fresh, with nuanced aromas and flavors that were fruity, floral, herbal and mineral.
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How did you narrow down the plant extracts to be the chosen ones for your final range of aromas?
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The aromas, sugar, and alcohol—just over 2000 percent—hit the palate, opening up my barely awoken taste buds.
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It's hearty and comforting and will fill your house with enticing aromas during the several hours that it cooks.
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Nonetheless it was delightful, with subtle aromas and flavors of stone fruits and flowers, and a touch of woolliness.
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The aromas will vary with the age of the cognac, but the most present scents are vanilla, nuts, flowers.
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The best Languedoc cabernets show the local aromas of wild thyme, lavender and other herbs locally known as garrigue.
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The resulting still wine, a combination of zweigelt, pinot noir and St. Laurent, offers aromas of peaches and berries.
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Sketch was one of the richer albariños in the tasting, with aromas and flavors of Meyer lemons and flowers.
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The house in Beverly Hills where I lived for 10 years in the scents and aromas of palo santo.
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It remains unique among the Scottish regions in that its whiskies are characterized by smoky, peaty flavors and aromas.
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A lack of foam is less of an issue for mainstream American lagers, which have few nose-worthy aromas.
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It was beautifully focused and precise, still young, with aromas and flavors that flowed in a linear, lasting progression.
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That means using the senses by slowing down to chew, feeling the texture of the food, and smelling any aromas.
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Known as the most popular occasion to grill and chill, the Fourth begs for smoky barbecue aromas and sizzling flavors.
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The malbec from the Uco Valley is structured and tannic, with fruit threaded through with aromas and flavors of graphite.
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Aromas from Tuscan-inspired recipes — both parents are from Italy — waft from the top of the house to the bottom.
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The ultimate favourite is raw Pu'erh tea: deep and rich flavours, earthy aromas with great complexity and a fascinating history.
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A nearby worker tells me it's a complex gadget that can shuffle through multiple aromas, like shuffling songs on Spotify.
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During those nine months, a heightened sense of smell makes even the most innocuous aromas into evil, stomach-lurching ones.
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Her cookbook "Mediterranean Vegetarian Feasts" is the kind that makes my mouth water, evoking Eastern Mediterranean aromas on every page.
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Higginsen can still remember what it was like to have all of those flavors and aromas mixing under one roof.
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Before he pours each shot, diners hold out their hands and he splashes mezcal into them to showcase the aromas.
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Aromas and flavors make themselves felt as well: lemon, lime, anise and other herbs, occasionally a chamomile or saline sensation.
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They refer to the expression of the fruit, the structure of the flavors, the complexity of aromas in the nose.
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The best examples we found were harmonious and nuanced, with aromas and flavors of flowers, red fruits and earthy minerality.
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With the aromas of fresh fruit and warm stones, the wine has presence and depth, and still goes down easy.
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The '90s aromas and flavors were more waxy, like lanolin, and floral, like honeysuckle, with a spine of profound minerality.
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The group sniffed the samples and noted any pleasing aromas: Play-Doh, Concord grapes, tomato juice, clams, Kraft American Singles.
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"It's the notion that we have to describe wine with this esoteric grocery list of aromas and flavors," he said.
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All kinds of aromas can have adverse effects on your body—just try walking into a Bath & Body Works without vomiting.
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Catena's 2012 White Bones chardonnay, from the chalky soil, is dry and citrusy, with aromas and flavors of minerals and herbs.
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This device converts regular beer carbonation (IPAs, lagers, or stouts) into uniform bubbles for a creamy, frothy head and enhanced aromas.
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There are at least a half-dozen compounds that stick to sugars, and their presence indicates smoke-tainted aromas and flavors.
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With any of these methods, there's a risk that natural aromas and flavors could be removed with the smoke taint, though.
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Again, seafood stands out: simple roasted whole bass, tangy slow-cooked octopus carnitas and juicy roast chicken, infused with campfire aromas.
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Castro grew up in a home filled with the aromas of fresh corn tortillas and traditional Mexican music on the radio.
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The familiar aromas of sizzling burger meat and tater tots tickle my olfactory nerves, and my ears are at full attention.
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Wines of The Times The melon de Bourgogne grape is often described as neutral, as its aromas and flavors are reticent.
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Compared with some of the most popular white wine grapes, the melon grape lacks the boisterous aromas that characterize sauvignon blanc.
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La estética resultaba familiar —típico hipster estadounidense de catálogo— y era potenciada por los sonidos, sabores y aromas del México gourmet.
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It was the most powerful note in a complex set of aromas that also included flowers, dark fruits and savory meats.
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This wine was pale in color, yet absolutely fresh, with aromas and flavors of roses, minerals and a hint of tar.
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Timo Mayer, who makes excellent, savory pinot noirs, also makes a nebbiolo with aromas and flavors of dark fruit and flowers.
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What happens when the wine is very young is that you have these very bright, fresh and fruity flavors that are kind of more forward on the nose; and as the wine matures, the fresh and fruity aromas diminish a little bit and allow some of those background aromas that might be a little more subtle to come through.
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From the moment you open a bottle and pour the first glass, a cascade of elusive aromas and flavors captures your attention.
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No. 22013 was the vibrant, well-balanced Belle Pente, with persistent fruit and floral aromas and flavors, and that note of iron.
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Five cup sizes make possibilities pretty endless, and Nespresso will throw in a free 12-capsule welcome kit for 26 different aromas.
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That's why we compiled a list of some of the most unsuspecting aromas that have piqued the attention of our favorite artists.
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Its smell is inspired by the aromas you'd sniff while walking through the city, such as blooming lindens and black locust trees.
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Our No. 3 was the 2014 from Bodegas Godelia in Bierzo, a tangy, earthy, textured wine with aromas of flowers and herbs.
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The surface of crystal is also microscopically coarser than glass so wines develop more intense aromas when they're swirled in crystal stemware.
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The dense flesh takes on the heady aromas of garam masala, cinnamon and cumin, along with a slight sting from the cayenne.
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Its aromas of red and black fruits were leavened with herbs, and on the palate the wine had a pronounced earthy edge.
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As they aged they developed perfumed aromas of graphite, tobacco and cedar, and like all the best Bordeaux they improved for decades.
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Its aromas and flavors were more floral and fruity, though, and it, too, offered a bittersweet off-ramp to the next sip.
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Wine School We can talk about the aromas and flavors of a wine, possible food pairings, history and culture, personalities or glassware.
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It's something that I call multisensory—there's a lot of experiential cocktails as far as oils and aromas, nitrogen and edible components.
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Nitrous oxide from vehicle exhaust destroys some of the airborne aromas of flowers, befuddling bees so they have difficulty finding their blooms.
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If the changing aromas and sounds feel too abstract, use the sensation of your feet on the floor to help ground you.
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The Arnot-Roberts was snappy and savory, with an earthy, meaty set of aromas and flavors that included violets, herbs and olives.
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"He added: "In premixes you have artificial flavors — I don&apost want to be influenced by artificial aromas and too much sugar.
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It was darker and more concentrated, precise and detailed, with aromas and flavors of toffee, nuts, lanolin and cinnamon arriving in layers.
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The two wines may bear a passing resemblance in their floral aromas, great acidity, sometimes impenetrable tannins when young, and savory minerality.
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BEST VALUE ★★★½ DE FORVILLE BARBARESCO 2014 $30 Structured yet approachable, with pure, pretty floral and mineral aromas and flavors.
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The building where Garden Underground is located, at Las Aromas street, is a four-story construction that they found abandoned and unfinished.
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The food artistes over at Frito-Lay apply just the right textures, tastes, colors, and aromas to keep you coming back for more.
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Infusions are a damn easy way to create new flavors, aromas, and colors in what could otherwise be run-of-the-mill spirits.
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Erik takes the lid off the metal tray containing the tamales and the vapory aromas of salt, sweet chili, corn, and butter escape.
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Case in point is hwe dup bap, Korea's fierce answer to Japan's beloved chirashi, though with many more radical flavors, textures, and aromas.
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Now, I'm big into aromas and I have something called a supercritical fluid extractor in the lab, which allows me to make smells.
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To make Heineken 0.0, brewers remove alcohol but then add back in the fruity aromas that are stripped out along with the alcohol.
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Plenty of delicious aromas catch my attention, but I remind myself I have my turkey sandwich and am trying not to spend money.
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I'll be forthright: Improving your ability to smell various aromas in a glass of wine is not a major concern for most people.
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This episode of our MUNCHIES series How-To features a lamb rump salad that's full of zesty, roasty aromas and beautifully diverse textures.
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I love the neighborhood food markets with their colors and aromas and giant piñatas hanging from the ceilings, and the overflowing flower markets.
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As he turned up the heat, the room began to fill with the aromas of cinnamon, coriander, paprika, cloves, nutmeg, and caramelizing onions.
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It was elegant, subtle and refined, with great finesse, purity and character, and the aromas and flavors of flowers, red fruit and minerals.
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Magic Candle Company specializes in Disney-themed candles, offering everything from scents that smell like the theme parks to aromas from classic films.
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The biggest question, however, is whether he can find a way to produce these ghostly aromas without sticking a tube up people's noses.
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In the "grand barrel room," we tried the 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley, a wine bursting with aromas of cassis, earth, and mushroom.
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I spent 18 years shutting my son's door so the smell of dirty socks and other mysterious aromas wouldn't come into the house.
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How it feels as you roll it around in your mouth can be just as important a component as its aromas and flavors.
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It offers numerous qualities to which consumers, conditioned to judge wines by a grocery list of aromas and flavors, may not be attuned.
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They are porous like oak, allowing a micro-exchange of air, but, like older oak vessels, they do not impart flavors or aromas.
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That '94, the first Schneider vintage, was no Cheval Blanc, but 22011 years later it was light and pretty, with earthy, berry aromas.
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The glowing glass votives ahead hold only reviewer nose-approved autumn aromas, from falling leaves to wood fires and sophisticated (subtle!) pumpkin spices.
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Also worth noting was a wine from Character Series that we liked very much for its racy citrus flavors and lively floral aromas.
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By contrast, the 2015 Momo exhibited the more grassy, pungent, vegetal side of sauvignon blanc with aromas of hay, citrus and bell peppers.
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When you cook, part of you goes into the meal, and the taste, colors, and aromas are what you remember about the experience.
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Casa Enrique's corn tortillas do not have the pretty floral aromas of Cosme's, or the sweet, focused corn flavor you taste in Claro's.
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No. 250 was the Basarin from Marco e Vittorio Adriano, dense, tannic and powerful, yet pretty, with floral and mineral aromas and flavors.
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Specifically, Chömpff tells TechCrunch that the next iterations of the e-shower will have options to add things like speakers, aromas and steam functionality.
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Born in Detroit to upper-middle-class Jewish professionals, she associates her childhood with the artificial aromas of suburbia: asphalt, detergent, chlorinated swimming pools.
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Little by little, I familiarized myself with certain tonalities, especially in my travels and through friends who cooked with the aromas of Cambodian cuisine.
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We also found more than a few wines that were dominated by oaky aromas and flavors, and marred by the bitterness of oak tannins.
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Its aromas and flavors can be floral and mildly fruity, while also smelling and tasting like herbs, olives, crushed pepper and smoked, roasted meat.
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It's the goal of perfumery to control these aromas, blending dozens of ingredients to create a fragrance that evokes a particular memory or mood.
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These boozy baths brought beefy-tasting blessings and boo-boo body odor aromas—just the sick kinda shit these monks really got off on.
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When the time comes to take the cake from the oven, I catch the aromas of butter and spice, but the lemon is faint.
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Though Muscadet is so often characterized as neutral, with a narrow bandwidth of flavors and aromas, the rich yet crackling texture can be captivating.
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It was aged in oak barrels rather than tanks, which is clear from the aromas, especially if you sniffed it directly after the Closel.
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But the installation artist concocted several artificial scents through microencapsulation that the wall houses, all inspired by the various aromas wafting through Central Park.
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I remember aromas of masala-fried pomfret, generosity of gruff cabbies saying, "No madam, you keep the change," daylong cries of crows, hawkers, doorbells.
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Her teaching and crisp voice were a consistent, calming presence in a place where the heat, aromas, sounds and flavors felt, at times, overwhelming.
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For some time, it's been a hopped-up arms race as breweries regularly double or triple the amount of hops to create stronger aromas.
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Dr van der Goot's team has shown that when grilled, cuts from this "muscle" can sizzle, brown and give off aromas like a steak.
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So while I grew up immersed in airy Beethoven melodies each morning, my dad grew up amid the earthy aromas of hay and livestock.
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According to her, if you're using a mug for coffee, glass or stainless steel is best because it won't absorb strong flavors or aromas.
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The '85 Martha's Vineyard was balanced, long, complete and delicious, with the prominent minty herbal aromas that are characteristic of wines from that vineyard.
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Wild, exotic aromas of fruits and flowers are characteristic of mencía grown in Ribeira Sacra, as are the underlying earthy mineral flavors and grace.
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Of course it is always peppery, but hints of other aromas and spices, like citrus, coriander and musky damp earth, can be present too.
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But get close, and the powerful aromas of spice and sugar, toasted flour, butter and coffee will pull you the rest of the way.
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Yet it was beautifully balanced with all the delicious hallmarks of nebbiolo: red fruit, menthol, aromas of herbs and flowers, a touch of tar.
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This refreshing bottle from Valle dell'Acate is a fantastic value, earthy and lightly tannic, with rippling acidity and aromas of red and dark fruit.
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As we walked through the meadow, we heard music and enjoyed the different aromas that rose from the various forested areas encircling the food stalls.
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The air was warm and filled with the aromas of fresh baked bread and pastries, because that's exactly what was going on in the room.
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But amongst all the verbal and oenological esoterica, the thing that stood out to me was the repeated references to "horse-like" or "horsey" aromas.
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But our noses, significantly more sensitive, are able to detect a trillion distinct aromas, each of which adds untold dimension to our experience of eating.
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The other 12-year-old in our top 10 was Chivas Regal at No. 7503, rounded and mild with subtle aromas of malt and flowers.
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The size of a vending machine, it involved a 3-D video headset, a chair that moved, fans and a device that pumped out aromas.
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They have worked in eggy aromas, sounds and some egg items to taste in the home of a fictional egg who moves to New York.
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Every tree lives in connection with thousands of other species — bacteria, fungi, insects, other plants — and aromas are the links that hold together this community.
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Yannick was especially pleased to find aromas of garrigue and dried citrus in many of the wines, which gave those bottles a sense of distinctiveness.
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Our No. 2 bottle was the 23 Causse du Bousquet from Mas Champart in St.-Chinian, an equally inviting wine, with lovely aromas and freshness.
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Breweries say they are willing to leap over legal hurdles, in part, because cannabis and its associated compounds can deliver novel aromas, flavors and experiences.
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Our top wine was the 2014 Pikes Traditionale from the Clare Valley, deep and savory with aromas and flavors of wet stones, lime and flowers.
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The moment the waiter placed the bowl at the table, I got aromas of peppers and cooked chicken that stood out from the other soups.
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Gorgeous, with a color of pale brick red, the wine had aromas of truffles and spices, and flavors of tobacco and herbs with citrus highlights.
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At No. 22014 was the Rio Sordo from Cascina delle Rose, an elegant, relatively soft wine, with aromas and flavors of red fruits and flowers.
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The best have a pure, deep red-cherry flavor, sometimes deliciously tart or bittersweet, along with pronounced floral aromas and flavors, and an earthy minerality.
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This is because our goal is to make a rum that is very complex in its aromas and flavors, and that's very sophisticated and unique.
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Despite the individual characteristics of each wine, they all meet as expressions of Marsannay, medium-bodied wines with pretty red-fruit and floral aromas and flavors.
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Shoehorned into the narrative are comprehensive profiles of the flavours and aromas of the most prevalent grape varieties and how they vary by region and maturity.
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Taking popular aromas like "Country Apple" and "Baby Powder," she re-imagines what they would look like if interpreted literally (and with a sprinkle of irony).
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But in this video Foot does manage to cook his biopsy for chemical analysis of the aromas—which contribute most to our sense of taste anyway.
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While regular showers do play a part, those with aromas that cause double-takes (the good kind) don't go about life like the rest of us.
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They don't rise and disperse as they would here on Earth, further inhibited by packets containing the food means aromas don't reach the nose as readily.
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"Australian democracy is not complete without the aromas of a sausage sizzle," Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said as he cast his vote in his Sydney electorate.
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But along with all the pungent aromas, a whiff of panic is in the air here in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province in southwest China.
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Then we can take away the ice and we concentrate the liquid, we concentrate the alcohol, but most importantly, we're concentrating the flavors and the aromas.
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We also tried the 2014 Cabernet Sauvignon, an intensely flavored cabernet that balances a hint of spice and aromas of ripe boysenberry, blackberry, and dark cherry.
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I couldn't resist the aromas coming from the Asian food section, so I bought a plate and found a cozy spot in the upstairs dining area.
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One interesting tip: Don't bring wine — the hosts may have other drinks to serve — or fresh flowers, which may compete with the aromas of the meal.
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The 2015 Sonoma Coast cabernet, from the Waterhorse Ridge Vineyard, just seven miles from the Pacific, is lean and refreshing, with aromas of flowers and herbs.
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Is it merely clever to scent an all-white dish of halibut, parsnip curls and almond with the jet-black aromas of pepper, licorice and coffee?
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Her debut collection of fragrances launches today, and each of the three earthy and subdued aromas is rendered as a perfume, a candle and an oil.
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We found aromas and flavors of herbs, vegetables, jalapeños, flowers and a lot more, often in combinations that seemed to vary widely from bottle to bottle.
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But if you sear initially, you'll still get the benefits of the flavors and aromas generated, even if the meat is transferred to a moist environment.
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If that's the case, then by all means, treat them to three hours of fast-food-centric aromas and the menacing presence of Colonel Sanders himself.
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This may not seem intuitive, because we have been taught to think about wine rationally, and to describe it in terms of detectable aromas and flavors.
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Find a guide who can ensure you'll experience Argentina's aromas, spices, and unique flavors by taking you to local food markets or journeying into Gaucho territory.
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Over time, many wine lovers develop the habit of swirling the glass, believing that the action increases the wine's exposure to air and activates the aromas.
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Some producers choose to use a little sulfur dioxide before bottling to avoid risks, accepting the tapering, narrowing effect on aromas and flavors it might have.
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She favored two types of perfumes: fresh eaus of violet, rose, and jonquil and more complex aromas of vanilla, musk, lavender, iris, jasmine, cinnamon, cloves, and coriander.
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Image: ESA/Rosetta/NavCamRotten eggs, cat urine, bitter almonds—that's the delightful elixir of aromas comprising the BO of one comet 67P, also known as Rosetta's comet.
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Japan's All Nippon Airways has a unique fragrance that is a blend of 12 natural aromas, including traditional Japanese umbrella pine, Yoshino Japanese cedar, mint and rosemary.
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Le Bail turned to a vineyard in Spain's southern Almeria region to find a blue wine that he says boasts aromas of cherry, raspberry and passion fruit.
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For better results, try the Riedel Pinot Noir Glass, which concentrates bolder, fruity aromas in the pinched area at the top and helps limit swirl-based spills.
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She warned that even at levels below the detection threshold hawked by Amorim, TCA can still damage the wine, muting or otherwise dulling the aromas and flavors.
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Inspired by the enchanting aromas of China's teahouses, the Shanghai candle combines sweet floral notes with spicy scents, and has a bold exterior that makes a statement.
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And this palette of ingredients grows steadily with the advent of new synthetic aromas, or new methods by which to extract from familiar materials with greater precision.
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To discourage high mountain farming, in 245, Taiwan tea researchers engineered a low-altitude tea—known as Taiwan Tea Number 2000—that replicates high mountain tea aromas.
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But we think of only the most pungent of foods as having an effect on our personal aromas: garlic, onions, whiskey—maybe fenugreek, if you're digging deep.
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It delivers plenty of sweet vanilla and tropical fruit aromas along with rich smoothness on the palate: The Dead Rabbit Irish Whiskey, $34.99 for 750 milliliters, warehousewineandspirits.
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This blend of grenache, cinsault and syrah is lithe and racy, with aromas of cherries and spice, and a lovely hint of grapefruit rind on the finish.
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Made entirely from mataro, or mourvedre, this wine has inky color and spicy aromas of pepper and clove, followed by flavors of Bing cherries and wild herbs.
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"The important thing about the Maillard reaction isn't the color, it's the flavors and aromas," according to "Modernist Cuisine," by Nathan Myhrvold, Chris Young and Maxime Bilet.
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The results, in my experience, have been clear, pure wines like this bright blaufränkisch, with aromas of fresh, ripe dark fruits and a welcome touch of bitterness.
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The bracing quality of this wine's fruit aromas and the pumpkin-patch-earthiness always seem most fitting for a cool autumn evening—preferably I am wearing a sweater.
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This causes aromatic molecules to evaporate off the surface, or distill, at much lower temperatures than traditional hot distillation, allowing for a cleaner dissection of flavors and aromas.
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But suppose you just want to be surrounded by the aromas of your favorite mass-marketed artery cloggers—you don't necessarily want to slather them on your face.
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A Rick Owens-style studded chef coat welcomes the "fashionistos" into the locale, where the aromas of Ethiopian coffee, prepared by Japan's barista champion Miki Suzuki, await visitors.
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The Airbnb scholars will be educated on the importance of sustainability in cooking and will be introduced to recognizing the flavors and aromas in wine, cheese, and chocolate.
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Prolonging the time it takes you to eat a meal will enable you to experience more of the flavors, textures, and aromas of the food on your plate.
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He knew, through his nose, that old roses like albas, gallicas and damasks had appealing, heady aromas that he wanted to perpetuate by crossing them with hybrid teas.
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Unlike the Whitney Houston experience alongside, where you have aromas inspired by her 2012 death in a Beverly Hills bathtub, there's a preexisting visual we have for JFK.
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They simply need the modern equipment and techniques of mass-produced white wine — temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks, yeasts that encourage certain aromas and flavors, and so on.
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The others are likewise concerned with the aromas and flavors of the wine, but also with what the wine says about the culture and place that produced it.
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Gaglioppo This grape from the Cirò appellation in Calabria, the toe of Italy's boot, can make gorgeously rustic reds, with aromas of roses and smoke and grippy tannins.
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BEST VALUE ★★★ PIKES CLARE VALLEY RIESLING TRADITIONALE 2014 $19 Lively, long, subtle and deep, with earthy aromas and flavors of flowers, wet stones and lime.
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Flowering plants, nature, the male body, with its aromas and secretions, sexuality, pleasure, pain, and technology fuse in a rugged, metallic sculpture that is surprisingly lovely, even delicate.
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This is cabernet sauvignon that tastes like cabernet used to taste, darkly fruity but with discernible herbal aromas and flavors that are essential to the complete cabernet experience.
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But she reflected that the most vivid dreams she had ever had, full of delicious aromas and wonderful music, were those that came to her in the isolation cell.
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"It's a bit heavy in its aromas," said Philippe Delran, a bespectacled wine merchant in Sete who raised his eyebrows in thinly-concealed displeasure on judging the wine's bouquet.
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The indoor market is a dense labyrinth of cafes, hair salons and financial traders, where the music reverberates, the aromas are tempting and young children hurtle along the corridors.
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Just about as delicious was the Morgon from Mr. Lapierre's old friend Jean Foillard, richer and juicier than the Lapierre, but with a similar set of flavors and aromas.
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And as is tradition in any black home, there's the matriarch in the kitchen, orchestrating these foods as their aromas waft into the other rooms, making your mouth water.
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Its aromas offered a sort of breezy freshness, a minty herbal touch, along with flowers and red fruits, that served as a wake-up call for the taste buds.
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"I remember the colors, flavors, and aromas of Mexico," Olivia told me, focusing, in particular, on her appreciation of traditional papel picado designs made of cut-out tissue paper.
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Many who embrace current ideas that emphasize vineyard bedrock, and its influence on the aromas and flavors in the wine, may be surprised that Mr. Morissette rejects that framework.
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It was fresh, complex and subtle, with aromas of violets and that perfume of Pauillac, somewhere between pencil lead and cigar boxes, for those who can remember such things.
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A new reserve version, aged in white oak bourbon barrels, is stronger (at 32 percent alcohol), pale straw in color, with the aromas of vanilla and freshly mowed hay.
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Indica tends to have more exotic aromas and is more relaxing, almost like a sedative, while sativa, with its greener, almost piney flavor, offers a more active, productive high.
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The sprawling factory in a former high school is imbued with the aromas of Red spruce and other woods, and the shoptalk is about screws and laminated steel chisels.
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It has twice as much fat and protein — the main components of cheese — as most cow's or goat's milk, and produces nutty aromas and savory flavors in aged wheels.
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From the makers of Fizzics Waytap, this Kickstarter success story converts regular beer carbonation (IPAs, lagers, or stouts) into uniform bubbles for a creamy, frothy head and enhanced aromas.
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He began turning the bundle with the tongs, the leaves crisping and turning the beige shade of a cigar wrapper, spinning out aromas: wood, sweet smoke, ripe tropical foliage.
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"By documenting the words used to describe a heritage smell, our study opens a discussion about developing a vocabulary to identify aromas that have cultural meaning and significance," says Bembibre.
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The latest German innovation is the aufguss ("infusion") sauna, in which nude audiences enjoy Las Vegas-style performances by muscular, towel-swirling emcees who infuse the steam with herbal aromas.
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The overwhelming majority of discourse surrounding the world of wine—you know, talk about "perfumed aromas redolent of timorous, mid-summer sous bois "—can sound, well, kind of super douchey.
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In 1884, the establishment was a café-bar with the aromas of absinthe and every kind of liquor perfuming the air, where Verlaine, Rimbaud, and Mallarmé got together and drank.
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He recounted one patient who had grown up in the Caribbean and was troubled on a recent visit home because they could not smell the familiar aromas of their childhood.
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The aromas wafting through the Tribeca Film Festival's VR Arcade, however, don't smell like a decomposing industry—they smell like the grasslands of Africa, the Amazon rainforest, and California redwoods.
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It will create aromas offensive to many (unless raw onions, garlic, fermented foods and a host of other odoriferous treats are excluded), and it will lead to carelessly handled trash.
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I left it overnight in a decanter, and when I returned to the wine, it had opened up nicely, with aromas and flavors of purple fruit and a plush texture.
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When using an aerator, the process really only takes a few seconds; exposing your wine to oxygen for too long will allow the good flavors and aromas to escape, too.
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The Brun is light and graceful — almost ethereal — yet full of the aromas and flavors of cherries and flowers underscored by an earthy, mineral component; it is delicate yet resonant.
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If there was ever a science experiment you'd want to participate in, it might be this one: sitting in a booth and inhaling the tangy, intense aromas of dark chocolates.
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Unlike Julian's budding business, popperpig said he makes his aromas exclusively for himself, though he added he does occasionally trade blends with a lifelong friend who also makes his own.
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This is a dark rosé, relatively full-bodied and not at all shy, with aromas of red fruit and flowers, all within a savory framework that provides shape and energy.
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For my part, the best wines were bright and precise, with finely delineated aromas and flavors of spicy, earthy red fruits and flowers balanced by brisk freshness and lively acidity.
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One cocktail, which is typically served in a plastic bag filled with aromas associated with oatmeal, will now smell and taste like a New York breakfast of bagels and coffee.
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While the scent of the shampoo fills the shower with irresistible aromas, the vitamin E and healthy fats in the organic coconut base work to replenish hair and promote growth.
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I spent long days studying the farming practices that distinguish the Grand Crus of Burgundy and learning to savor the delicate aromas of aged Barolos from organic growers in Piedmont.
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The Kate Spade Hampton Street Stemless Champagne glasses have bulbous bottoms and are tapered at the top, revealing a smaller mouth to hold in the wine's aromas, which they do nicely.
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The Muk in the Alola region produce and store their toxins within their bodies so, unlike Muk in other regions, you won't detect any unpleasant aromas when you draw near one.
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Well, good news, because the salivating aromas of poutine—Canada's signature mix of French fries and squeaky cheese curds, all doused in gravy—can now be found in a lip balm.
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Many wellness companies already are selling CBD products with soothing flavors and aromas, like lavender, mint and eucalyptus, and telling buyers it will relax them and make them think more clearly.
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He's passionate about aromas and flavors like any gourmand, but the chocolatier's creativity also comes from a different place—calculating chemical compounds and making those flavors work based on molecular makeups.
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With magnificent aromas of fragrant white blossom and fruit, the wine retains that touch of distinctive minerality drawn from the limestone soils, that is the hallmark of the greatest French terroirs.
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Just put your coffee grounds in the filter, boil your water, and take in the lovely aromas as you pour over it all evenly until it fills with your desired amount.
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On the palate they could seem austere, yet they were intense, energetic and full of life, with light, raspy tannins; pure, complex aromas, and flavors of pressed flowers and dried fruits.
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A 2015 study found that "alcohol exposure sensitizes the brain's response to food aromas and increases caloric intake," which explains why crappy fast food is harder to resist at 3 am.
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But considering I didn't pay for it, I shout a general "Thank you!" to the bar and enjoy its bright orange blossom and strawberry aromas, toasty fruit palate, and pinching finish.
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It's a steadying craft to practice in the rough atmosphere of our current news environment, and the work – not to mention the aromas – may lead you to a kind of peace.
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The 2009 was silky, creamy and fine, with great depth, length and restraint, while the 2010 Rosé, with aromas and flavors of red fruit and herbs, was long, deep and harmonious.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — As a child growing up in Chandigarh, India, the chef Cheetie Kumar knew that Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, was approaching by the aromas emanating from the kitchen.
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This red, made from the agiorgitiko grape, which is sometimes Anglicized as St. George, is fresh and lightly tannic, with aromas of flowers and an array of red and black fruits.
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The strength of aromas is measured by their "odor detection threshold," which is the amount of the stuff you need to add to the air before average people can smell it.
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They were fermented at cool temperatures and aged in steel tanks, a method that enhances freshness, clarity and aromas, producing wines that are lively, clear and, texturally, at least, relatively simple.
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It clocks in at about 120 proof (its barrel strength and proof vary slightly) with aromas of toffee and toasted hazelnuts, and hints of burnt orange and honey on the palate.
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For some time now, glass producers have promoted the self-serving idea that every sort of wine requires a distinctive glass to intensify the aromas and flavors of the particular variety.
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Haptic Helpers is a Geek Squad-style team that will go to your house and help simulate aromas, tastes, and physical sensations to go along with the manufactured audio and visual stimuli.
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Your home will be flooded with rich aromas of garlic, butter, and tomato sauce, creating a warm atmosphere ripe for post-meal love-making (if you can push past the pasta coma).
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Through traditional breeding methods (in other words, these gems are GMO-free), rosé berries have a "smooth, silky, creamy texture," that packs the "peachy-floral" aromas of a good and dry rosé.
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Each variety has a rich, full flavour with "fruity aromas," a "good richness on the palate," and some other wino expressions I've learnt in the course of my research for this article.
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Clusters are picked for the sole purpose of making rosé, resulting in a tart finish with aromas of citrus and varying shades of pink depending on the growing conditions of the year.
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One particularly helpful buyer review mentioned that the glasses were perfect for pinot noir, merlot, and even heady, intense Malbecs, adding that the shape of the glasses really intensifies the fruit aromas.
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The pheromone is a blend of synthetic sex hormones that replicate the scent of a male brown rat, along with the aromas of rat-favorite foods such as nuts, cheese, and cereal.
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I would argue rather that we have managed to turn the senses against themselves by pitting overwhelming light against lights, overpowering sound against sounds, intense flavor against flavors, penetrating aroma against aromas.
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Both yeast and bacteria are components of the starter cultures that help turn milk into solids, and those solids into cheeses with distinctive aromas, flavors and textures that are hard to resist.
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The 2016 Cloudy Bay was somewhere in the middle, with aromas of herbs and tropical fruits, lively and energetic, but without the intensity of flavor that I ordinarily associate with Cloudy Bay.
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I clinked glasses with my dining companion, an LA wine industry mover-and-shaker named Courtney Walsh, and inhaled the citrus aromas and hints of black tea coming from this pinot grigio.
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And starting tomorrow, the brand will introduce two limited-edition holiday aromas to the lineup (Celebrations, shown here, is a classic cinnamon-and-clove concoction; Snowfall is your fresh, Christmas tree-inspired blend).
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Key aromatics and flavor molecules are being identified such as citrus-like esters from ethyl isobutyrate and pineapple-y aromas derived from ethyl hexanoate or the buttery qualities found in the compound diacetyl.
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PepsiCo Inc prevailed on Thursday in a lawsuit accusing it of stealing a smaller company's proprietary technology for adding aromas to beverage bottles in order to enhance the perceived taste of the drink.
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They were all luxurious aromas that I imagine to be what Diane Keaton smells like, but none of them satisfied me as much as a strong whiff of Bath & Body Works' mahogany teakwood.
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All the talk is of aromas and sustainability—the usual stuff of craft products that makes it seem stingy not to fork out £7.50 ($10) for something that disappears in a few mouthfuls.
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Our second-favorite red, a 219 cabernet franc from Keuka Lake Vineyards in the Finger Lakes brought by Bernie, was likewise superb, intense yet light-bodied, with plenty of intriguing aromas and flavors.
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They don't need to be expensive, but the bowl ought to be tall enough that you can safely swirl the wine, and preferably slope it in toward the rim to channel aromas upward.
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We tasted 21868 wines, and I was particularly struck by the 22015, a lively, lovely grenache-dominant blend that was powerful, yet tense with aromas and flavors of black fruit, flowers and minerals.
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Some people still heat their homes using peat: decayed, millennia-old vegetal matter that's used here to fuel fires to dry barley, infusing the air with heady smoky aromas that define Islay whiskies.
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One diner dazzled by Mr. Chung was Tony Hiss, a staff writer for The New Yorker, who was walking by the restaurant on Thanksgiving in 93 and lured in by its rich aromas.
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Armed with that information, and concentrating at first on reds, Mr Wimalaratne and the team analysed 20 wines to see which, both individually and in combination, best produced the flavours and aromas people wanted.
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NEWKBO Diffuser of Aromas See Details SKYMEE WiFi Pet Feeder This automatic pet feeder offers timed and customised feeding through the app, in which you can schedule healthy feeding plans for dogs and cats.
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It seemed more complex, with herbal, floral aromas and flavors, but it also had a savory, saline quality that I loved and a fine stoniness that threaded through from sip to swallow and beyond.
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The roasting process is what endows coffee beans with their smell and flavor profiles, a process known as the Maillard reaction, and the coffee's aromas are reclaimed as it releases CO2 during the bloom.
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On a scientific level, they are very similar genera, so they share a lot of similar flavors and aromas, which explains why sometimes when you open an IPA it straight-up smells like chronic.
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The aromas you might pick up in this building, owned by Lexus, the car company, may not be that new-car smell but rather curry, roasting meat, smoked vegetables, caramel and freshly ground coffee.
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He relies on that interaction and the aromas from the kitchen to transform coffee drinkers into lunch customers, and has been gratified as the first wave of workers have started to order midday meals.
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A buffet table offers the opportunity for "indulging in the sensory experience of wine tasting," offering surprisingly effective examples of different aromas and textures, and the opportunity to test your nose if so inclined.
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In my tour of duty, I've eaten a number of dishes that were supposed to represent a walk in the woods, but none came as close to capturing the forest's aromas as this one.
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Wafting aromas of home fill the community center in the Cairo suburb of El Obour as the women take turns stirring a large container of lentil stew, adding copious amounts of sugar and pomegranate molasses.
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While the crew may be landlocked until November, Ficara nonetheless manages to allow his colleagues to return to their homes on a nightly basis, riding on aromas of Yorkshire pudding, foie gras, or chicken parmigiana.
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From there, the beans get mixed on a regular basis so that each one has a chance to come in contact with the barrel, imparting them with the flavors and aromas of oak and more.
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I might have just had breakfast but as I take a seat in the restaurant, aromas of the Middle East with notes of the Med drift over from the kitchen and my stomach starts rumbling.
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The next day, confidence wafted on the breeze, along with the aromas of hot dogs and popcorn, as Seattle Mariners catcher Mike Zunino stepped up to the plate and gracefully swatted a "mammoth" grand slam.
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His company filters wine, using a membrane (the type is proprietary) to separate the known smoky compounds from the rest of the wine — which, ideally, spares the aromas and flavor of the wine in question.
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You can enjoy aromas like the Do Son Body Mist, which has hints of tuberose, orange blossom, and jasmine, and the Baies candle that combines fresh roses and blackcurrant leaves for an authentic garden smell.
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It was overpowering, above 22014 percent alcohol, and though it was indisputably complex and concentrated, with the aromas and flavors of dried cherries and minerals, the heat of the alcohol made it hard to enjoy.
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La Cité du Vin will feature three separate tasting areas, three different food rooms, and a "Five Senses" buffet which will smash together colours, images, flavours and aromas, all in the name of appreciating wine.
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More importantly, for me, when the meat's juices start dripping on to hot coals, the sugars and proteins basically burst and turn into new flavour compounds and their aromas rise up and coat the meat.
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All three of these wines were fermented and aged in neutral vats intended to maximize the wine's lively aromas and flavors — the Prà and the Suavia in steel and the Pieropan in glass-lined concrete.
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It was still floral, with syrah's characteristic meaty, peppery, olive aromas and flavors, but it had a spine of red fruit, perhaps because the syrah was blended with 22 percent grenache and 3 percent sangiovese.
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The rich, floral 216 St. Hallett from Eden Valley was No. 22015, while the full-bodied 216 Rolf Binder Highness from the Eden Valley, with aromas and flavors of flowers and lime, was No. 22016.
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The top wine from Basilicata was the 493 Gudarrà Aglianico del Vulture from Bisceglia, at No. 3, with chewy tannins, aromas and flavors of red fruits and flowers and an attractive, lingering flavor of iron.
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She'll enjoy flavors from the chestnut spice of Long Jing green tea, to the mix of bancha tea and roasted rice found in Genmaicha, as well as other yummy aromas from the Himalayas, Taiwan, and more.
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It is present in most beers, but when the beer ages and begins to change chemically it can impart a stale or cardboard-like flavor to the brew and reduce the "fresh" aromas in a beer.
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Svetlana of Toronto, who described herself as an "avid grüner enthusiast," said the wines often have the aromas of "white pepper, lentils and other vegetal notes," though she added that riper versions can be exotically fruity.
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Obviously, you don't go through 13,000 tons of red jalapeños per season without emitting some pretty strong aromas, and it didn't take long for nearby residents to begin complaining of headaches, heartburn, and burning, watery eyes.
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Into the bubbling water they'd go, before being cooled off and folded into a chunky sauce of butter, garlic, and fresh orange wedges, till the entire block flooded with savory aromas and roaring, beer-fueled laughter.
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From alpine Alto Adige, Muri-Gries, housed in an ancient but still functioning Benedictine monastery, makes a richer style of silvaner, more textured yet clean and vibrant with aromas and flavors of apricots, herbs and flowers.
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Connoisseurs discuss tequila's tasting notes and aromas — the citrusy bite of an unaged blanco, the mellow spice of five year old anejo — and more than 600 others that are cataloged in the Mexican Academy of Tequila.
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The fourth- and fifth-generation father-son owners, Fotis and Yiannis Karonis, are famous for distilling ouzo, a grape-based dry aperitif with aromas of star anise, coriander and fennel that is best enjoyed over ice.
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The "Juniors" route for ages 7 to 12 includes a cartoon video of Romans shipping wine across the sea and a "buffet of the five senses" where sniff tests identify aromas and flavors found in wine.
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Only two blocks long, this shabby lane full of competing aromas, lined with shops selling jewelry, antiques, knickknacks, artworks and, especially, Oriental rugs, has been a magnet for generations of foreign visitors looking for Afghan exotica.
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Visitors can frolic in a ball pit, sit on an oversized throne fit for royalty, guess the aromas on a giant scratch-n-sniff wall, and, of course, sip wine as they learn more about rosé.
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The Broc carignan was easygoing and relaxed, rich but not heavy, with aromas and flavors of red fruits, herbs, spices and flowers, and a savory, almost salty edge to it, which made the wine deliciously refreshing.
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Even wine glasses are designed with this in mind, with a bulb-like shape that lets you swirl the wine (thus aerating it a bit) and a narrow opening that directs the released aromas toward your nose.
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The flaws in some natural wines glare more because they are not typical in the modern age, when technology and artifice can eliminate issues like excessive volatile acidity or barnyard aromas that come from unwanted yeast strains.
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The block sits on a hilltop, benefiting from a gentle, if occasional, breeze that wards off the oppressive heat, sour aromas and swarms of black flies that make life in other parts of the camp more miserable.
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"In essence, we can capture the alcohol and take what percentage out we want, but we keep the aromas and essences and mouthfeel of a full alcohol wine," said Jason J. Strobbe, Truett Hurst's executive vice president.
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The cartridges are heated to release their aromas when the mask is turned on, and the OhRoma app pairs with the mask via Bluetooth, so you can control which smells are released when and at what intensity.
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They stipulate that the milk for each wheel must come exclusively from within a few miles of the fruitière (cheesemaker), imparting each batch with a distinct terroir—that glorious stamp of flavors and aromas that come from place.
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Top 22013 Oregon Pinot Noirs From 239 Best Value: ★★★ Maysara McMinnville Pinot Noir Momtazi Vineyard Three Degrees 2013 $25 Fresh, taut and penetrating, with pretty aromas of flowers and red fruits, and tart, stony flavors.
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Our host pours the first wine for us to taste and we stick our noses into the glasses, inhaling the tart and complex aromas of amber-hued Georgian wine, so different from wine anywhere else in the world.
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According to one animal study, by binding to receptors in the olfactory bulb in the brain, THC appears to enhance our sensitivity to smell, which would make aromas from food more potent and cause us to eat more.
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As many bad rosés as you may find — manufactured industrially to create precisely the right shade of pink and just the right fruit aromas, with maybe a little sweetness for the soft-drink lovers — good rosés abound, too.
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When many food companies use a pumpkin spice flavor, they often develop a synthetic version with various compounds and aromas designed to trick your brain into thinking you actually consumed a mix of cinnamon, nutmeg and other spices.
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Thomas Séon, a physicist at Pierre and Marie Curie University in France, and his colleagues, found that each bubble's spray contained tiny droplets full of concentrated aromas and flavors, or volatile compounds that you can smell and taste.
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Being alone in these gorgeous buildings, standing in their upper rooms and watching the ships go by in the near distance, hearing the waters churning, and smelling the spaces' evocative aromas, makes me glad that I am here.
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BuzzFeed is also hawking proprietary goods designed to appeal to people who identify with a certain group, and which have the potential to go viral, such as its Homesick Candles, which come with different aromas for different states.
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Godello can benefit from a bit of air, as it has a tendency in its absence to develop off aromas, but the danger of too much lees stirring can be a flabbiness in the wine and, at worst, oxidation.
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Sitting with napkins over their heads (to savor the aromas, or as tradition goes, to hide your shame from God), Axelrod and Wagner, joined by star chef Wylie Dufresne (playing himself), dine on the tiny rare songbird, the ortolan.
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When you walk through the door, you're greeted by the twin red carpets of cooking aromas wafting from the rear open kitchen and bouncy music that cures whatever ails you — or at least puts you in a better mood.
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How many of us have gone about our lives coping with the perennial sweet, floral aromas of so many beauty products, when the truth of the matter is that what we really want to smell like is brown gravy and cheese?
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This one boasts "robust cocoa and espresso aromas" and "rich dark chocolate and roasted coffee flavors" with an alcohol by volume (ABV) content of 6.73 percent, and 27 international bitterness units (IBUs)— a gauge of how bitter a beer is.
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Meanwhile, Dratch's iconic killjoy is represented through the collection's South Eastern Australia Chardonnay, a balance of rich and creamy and a vein of acidity, the wine apparently sports aromas of toasted oak and nuts, and bursts of citrus and orchard fruit.
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As I sat at my Los Angeles kitchen table looking at the hills and traffic on I-5, sipping the lemon and stone fruit aromas of a 2017 #1 Crush, I thought back to my days partying on a Florida beach.
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One thing that is certain, however, is that the holiday season is rife with aromas and flavors like pumpkin spice that are emotional time machines, and that phenomenon doesn't just help us remember things; it helps people sell things, too.
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Beyond a blessed production environment (clean water, clear air, rich soils, fiercely proud local distillers with a tenacity for quality booze), these spirits are enchanting local and international palates with their unique flavour profiles: the exotic aromas of the Australian bush.
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This happens when some of the less pleasant wine components (think acids and ethanol), which evaporate more quickly than the good stuff, are "bled off" by aeration, and the nicer flavors and aromas are left behind for you to enjoy.
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Its glorious aromas and complex flavors, which seem to shift shape moment to moment like clouds drifting across the sky, inspire the sort of grocery-list descriptions that break down a wine into pieces but never capture it in its entirety.
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And that goes into our mix to give it a little bit of texture, a little bit of bite, because biting down on a piece of fennel releases all the oils and aromas and just adds to the flavor to everything.
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Now I wanted that pleasure to come from the ingredients and how I worked with them, the juxtapositions of texture, the combinations of flavors, the aromas that float into the kitchen when the oven door opens and vanish an instant later.
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A Japanese rice bowl capped with golden slices of pork cutlet, held together with barely cooked eggs and translucent onions — textures exaggerated, colors saturated, aromas made visible — occasionally twinkling in soft focus, as if seen through a Vaseline-greased lens.
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While it shared the bright, vivacious fruity aromas and flavors, as well as the lovely tension between sweet and bitter, it offered a more pronounced and lasting earthiness than the Mascarello, a mineral quality that I've rarely seen in a dolcetto.
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Choi has taken the ingredient of seaweed from a Korean dish that is very much connected to commemorating life and placed it in an energizing bowl of cold ramen that instantly beckons the summer beach with its flavors, colors, and aromas.
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The show will include a "smell series" by the artist Christina Agapakis, the designer Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg and the olfactory artist Sissel Tolaas that recreates the aromas of extinct flowers through DNA drawn from specimens preserved at the Harvard University Herbaria.
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The single malt has aromas of sun-kissed raisins, bitter chocolate and old English marmalade; hints of Java coffee, Demerara sugar, pecan pie and crème brûlée in taste; and Sanguinello blood oranges, figs and treacle linger on the after taste, according to Bottura.
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This belief among consumers stemmed from bad harvesting practices in the early days of the Oregon Truffle industry—specifically, using rakes to pick up truffles, including ones that weren't fully ripe that developed off-flavors and aromas when forced to ripen outside.
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Price: $12 on Etsy If you know someone who spends a lot of time preparing food then you might want to consider giving them this "magic soap" that boasts being able to rid hands of the most fragrant aromas, like fish and onions.
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It's the only piece you're allowed to touch in the exhibit — a quick rub on different spots on the wall activates the scents, bringing you pine, wood, dirt, pretzels, and a melange of other immersive aromas that hit you right in the amygdala.
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If you're one of them, try the Amina, which rolls out aromas of bourbon on a long tongue of chili-pepper-infused molasses, but know that you'll have to settle up before going to your table, always an awkward start to a rendezvous.
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The Benanti had salty, herbal, stony aromas, and though it seemed a bit dilute compared with the other two bottles, with acidity that was not quite as pointed, its flavors had staying power, lingering in the mouth long after the wine had been swallowed.
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At first taste, we had trouble identifying all of these sophisticated aromas, so we called in the experts: a panel of sommeliers from Manhattan's Cote restaurant, to figure out what mysteries lay behind the eagle-, buffalo-, and motorcycle-riding-Statue of Liberty–bedecked label.
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These designs included full-face hoods with light-changing visors, headphones, or neck support; an inflatable "space angel" pillow worn like a halo that releases relaxing aromas; and a semirigid helmet that would be physically attached to the wall of an astronaut's sleep pod.
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The ability of these sauces to coat, and the layers of seaside aromas they generate, are what make me — and many thousands like me, I'll say in my defense — salivate over a bowl of spaghetti alle vongole peering at me from a bright display.
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It has not always been easy to find good examples of these bottles in the United States, but this one is excellent, with classic chenin blanc character: aromas of flowers, honey and beeswax, richly textured and not heavy, with a pleasing dose of minerality.
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The scientists thought that might be because "during consumption, the crust is probably broken down more rapidly than the crumb due to its placement on the bread's surface and its brittle structure, thus leading to a faster release of crust markers," or the aromas in the crust.
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Like many teenagers with their early booze of choice, and much of the wine-buying public with white zin, I graduated past the honeyed aromas of melon and strawberry as my palate evolved, moving onto more complex or, at least, less sugary wines as I aged.
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The pricey tasting featured two cups of pour-over brewed from two Best of Panama 2018's highest-rated and most expensive geisha beans, a varietal known for its nuanced floral aromas and silky mouthfeel that is particularly well suited to Panama's high-altitude volcanic terroir.
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The pride that the people in the area take in their wine, and their innate ability to select from their local production a bottle appropriate for any occasion, is a far cry from an American wine culture built on ratings and grocery lists of aromas and flavors.
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Many a crush was nursed within those carpeted walls, where kitschy pop and disco songs were requested one-by-one on steady rotation, the smell of stale nachos and body odor permeated the air, and beige skates were rented out with questionable aromas of their own.
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Ms. Kohler, a veteran of the Wooster Group who has worked with Richard Maxwell, is also experimenting here with evoking a phenomenon known as autonomous sensory meridian response, or A.S.M.R., a tingling relaxation that supposedly can be brought on by soothing voices, repetitive sounds or pleasing aromas.
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Hidden in that data, Walker realized, were the precise combinations of esters and acids and proteins and anthocyanins and other polyphenols that make a wine taste creamy or flinty, or give it aromas of blueberries or vanilla or old leather—the chemical compositions of America's most popular wines.
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By exposing volunteers to increasing concentrations of aromas, researchers determined the portion of the brain responsible for initial processing of smell (the olfactory bulb, tucked under our frontal lobe) was, on average, 15 percent smaller in those suffering from depression, regardless of whether or not they were taking antidepressants.
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Chef Uri Navon mixing ingredients with FMT's cultured meat Chef Uri Navon mixing ingredients with FMT's cultured meat According to Nahmias, animal fat produces the flavors and aromas that stimulate taste buds, and he says that his company can produce the fat without harvesting animals and without genetic modification.
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The menu he left on the table was of the sort favored by corporate chains, bound in plastic, but the aromas wafting from the rear kitchen indicated some personal cooking was in store — a useful tip, by the way, for sniffing out good restaurants in unfamiliar environs anywhere.
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It's a hybrid of an American-style IPA and a winter warmer, which is an "intriguing blend of Centennial and Cascade hops providing elegant citrus notes balanced by a backdrop of a rich caramel malt body, dry hopped to amplify the aromas and flavor" said Full Sail executive brewmaster Jamie Emmerson.
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The "Manor House Weekend" collection includes a selection of autumnal aromas such as musky Dappled Wood with hints of sandalwood, toasted walnut, and sweet hay, a comforting Cardamom Milk with notes of frothy milk, cardamom, and praline woods, and a wintry Mountain Lace with elderflower fizz, anjou pear, and apple blossom.
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Above the bar, a chalkboard highlighted the five kinds of beans available, most of which I'd never heard of, including the type of bean, the processing method, the farm, the individual farmer and the roaster, as well as tastes and aromas and a recommendation for how to serve each type.
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In both places, the patties are made with some portion of dry-aged prime beef, stand about an inch and a half tall, and possess a dark crust that fills your head with the instinct-triggering aromas and flavors whose creation in browned meat was described by Louis Camille Maillard.
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Three years ago, when the Danish chef Bo Bech staged a one-night pop-up in the kitchen at Cosme in Manhattan, using ingredients he'd bought from farmers and shellfishers in Virginia the day before, his Mid-Atlantic-Nordic cooking stood out against the aromas of griddled masa and roasted chiles.
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Before one could simply enjoy wine, one had to take "wine appreciation" classes, read textbooks and learn the esoteric vocabulary of tasting notes in which, simply to enjoy a glass of wine, one had to break down the constituent elements of a swallow into a grocery list of aromas and flavors.
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The company has already given us a ton of nostalgic, food-inspired aromas in makeup form — like a chocolate bar bronzer and an eyeshadow that will have you craving your first peanut butter & honey sandwich in a decade — but the newest fall launch is one of the sweetest we've seen, er, smelled.
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In other words, pretend none of the strange aromas engulfing his campaign were there and consider: Trump just coordinated with Russia in a way that would be illegal if Russia were a super PAC, in the hope that Russia will do something it would be illegal for a super PAC to do.
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The "Manor House Weekend" collection includes a selection of autumnal aromas he'll love, such as musky Dappled Wood with hints of sandalwood, toasted walnut, and sweet hay, a comforting Cardamom Milk with notes of frothy milk, cardamom, and praline woods, and a wintry Mountain Lace with elderflower fizz, anjou pear, and apple blossom.
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The 14 wines were served in four flights, grouped roughly by geography, though this was sometimes hard to conjure as most producers back then blended grapes from the different villages of Barolo into one complete wine: Castiglione Falletto for structure and power, for example, with La Morra for delicacy and beguiling aromas.
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But when I came across that recipe in Harrison's new posthumous collection of food writing, "A Really Big Lunch," published last month, it sent me directly back to that kitchen on Acklins, to the aromas and flavors of the place, and to the deep satisfaction I had eating there, night after night.
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Each of the beers has a distinct, carefully constructed flavor: The Log Lady Lager is a Pilsner with "rustic and earthy hop aromas" that sit above a delicate, doughy malt foundation, while the Red Room Ale is "a Berliner-style Weisse beer brewed with copious amounts of pomegranate," giving it a deep, ruby red hue.
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In natural winemaking, the debate centers on whether to use a little sulfur dioxide before bottling to help wine withstand the rigors of travel, as well as other potential scourges like brettanomyces, a rogue yeast that can cause funky barnyard aromas, and mousiness, a bacterial taint reminiscent of the smell of a mouse cage.
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Even well into adulthood, a smoky room teleports me back to a more lax era of tobacco enforcement at my parents' house, when grown-ups would light up obligatory post-turkey cigarettes around the dinner table, and the appetizing aromas of cranberries and stuffing and pine needles would slowly fade into a cloud of tobacco smoke.
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"On its website, Dior describes Sauvage as "melding extreme freshness with warm oriental tones and wild beauty that comes to life on the skin," and says Dior's perfume creator François Demachy "drew inspiration from unspoiled expanses of wilderness beneath a blue-tinged night sky, as the intense aromas of a crackling fire rise into the air.
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It is above all an ideal, a desire to farm with respect for nature and centuries-old traditions, and to make wine with as little intervention as possible — with no added yeast or bacteria for fermentations, no acidity or tannins beyond what came with the grapes and nothing to enhance or alter texture, flavors, aromas or color.
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As I stopped to take it all in, Ms. Deravian, an Iranian-Canadian actor and food blogger who has lived in the Los Angeles area for the last 20 years, ushered me into the kitchen where new aromas were waiting: browning butter, musky saffron, sharp herbs and smoked fish, all in various stages of preparation for the feast she was cooking.
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Campolargo makes an array of wines, including the fresh, smooth, gulpable Entre II Santos ($15), made primarily of baga with a little castelão and merlot thrown in; Termeão Pássaro ($17), made mostly of touriga nacional, a leading port grape, which is denser and more tannic, with aromas and flavors of violets and red fruits; and a fresh, elegant and substantial baga ($25).
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During six days of wandering under miraculously cloudless skies this past May, I saw a Paris that was at turns familiar — the workaday brasseries and tabacs, the bakeries with their yeasty aromas and morning chitchat, the busy traffic circles — and eye-poppingly new to me: a vast and messy urban agglomeration that's home to the great majority of metropolitan Paris's 10 million residents.
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One can imagine it being debated, phrase by well-turned phrase, over endless cups of Coorg kaphi, with the aromas of bidis and State Express 555s lacing the air, until another steamy dawn arrives over the Maidan and everyone stumbles out into the brief damp cool of morning, wondering what all that was really about, while the Hooghly River groans on like syrup to the bay.
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It's an exhausting city to walk unless you pause — mentally and physically — to take in lush flowers spilling from pots on cracked concrete balconies; cats prancing, purring and napping on every block; aromas from across the Middle East and Europe clashing and clanging and somehow coming together perfectly, in the way a hundred ordinary voices singing in a medieval cathedral can cascade into harmony.
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Ms. Pilon writes about Skate World, the roller rink of her Oregon youth, and what she realizes about its role in her community as it closes: ...Many a crush was nursed within those carpeted walls, where kitschy pop and disco songs were requested one-by-one on steady rotation, the smell of stale nachos and body odor permeated the air, and beige skates were rented out with questionable aromas of their own.
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Assuming that you are having sushi in a simple, traditional way—no crazy fried cheese and chicken rolls with spicy mayo—then I would start with a junmai ginjo or junmai daiginjo with subtle aromas and light flavour, as the chef might start with lighter-flavoured items like sea bream or fluke or squid, then progress into a bit more bold junmai or junmai ginjo to be paired with stronger-flavoured items such as tuna or silver fish.
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In fact, it is the sensory details other than taste that struck my husband and me most during our summer visit: the sharp aromas of burning oak and vegetables cooking beneath ash, the incongruous but pleasant chorus of cicadas and prewar jazz serenading us to our courtyard table, the warm (but not overly chipper) service from two different servers, and a clear view of the space's statement piece: a hulking wire dome used for hanging carcasses and slow-cooking whole fish and meat.
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