distinctive aroma

These each contribute to the distinctive aroma and taste of the beer.

And so is the distinctive aroma of sanma on the grill.

Fish sauce has a distinctive aroma and taste that is an essential part of Thai food.

But overheated human still had its own distinctive aroma.

This black beeswax comes from wild bees and has a distinctive aroma.

The distinctive aroma of slow-cooked meat hits you in the parking lot.

The result was a cigarette that was both strong in flavor and had a distinctive aroma.

She heard the clink of a lid against its base and caught a faint but distinctive aroma.

There was, however, the distinctive aroma of foul-smelling animals.

The plants are related to the citrus family, and have oil glands in the leaves which give off a distinctive aroma.

They are also noted for their distinctive aromas of green herbs, beets and mint.

Coffee is grown on certain mountainsides in the municipality and has a distinctive aroma.

Safranal, a volatile oil, gives saffron much of its distinctive aroma.

The vast majority of wine faults are detected by the nose and the distinctive aromas that they give off.

New carpets often have a distinctive aroma.

When the bamboo is peeled off, a thin skin remains around the rice and also gives off a distinctive aroma.

"Chemical formulas for the distinctive aromas," he replied to Voorhees's query.

When hot food is served on banana leaves, the leaves add distinctive aromas and taste to the food.

The distinctive aroma of bergamot is most commonly known for its use in Earl Grey tea.

Stoddard, catching up to Bert, caught the distinctive aroma of old beer and left-over whiskey.

The taste is slightly pungent, while the distinctive aroma depends on whether it was prepared from dry or fresh plant, and on the variety.

The rice for a nasi kandar dish is often placed in a wooden container about three feet high, giving it a distinctive aroma.

Tourbat tends to produce full-bodied wines with distinctive aromas that often include smokey notes.

He smelt Koots from twenty paces: a white man's sweat and stale cigar smoke have a distinctive aroma.

The distinctive aroma and pungency of the shiso type might be compared to that of mint or fennel.