Sentences with word «astringency»

Researchers at the Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Centre (iNANO), Aarhus University, have now developed a nanosensor that is capable of measuring the effect of astringency in your mouth when you drink wine.

Designed to reduce astringency in low pH applications, Hilmar ™ 9020 WPI is ideal for juices and other acid beverages, making an especially...

Excellent stability and very low astringency.

When combined with maple, the pleasant astringency of the fennel can be fully appreciated for it's full culinary glory.

The flavor profile of this quality Matcha is earthy with a slight astringency, ideal for lattes and smoothies

This delicious, floral herbal tea lacks astringency and is perfect for fans of earl grey who wish to avoid caffeine.

Try to include black currants, if you can, as their firm texture and astringency add extra complexity to the sweet soup.

These can, for example, help build sweetness levels, block negative bitterness, or control astringency levels.

The freezing also helps get rid of any remaining astringency.

The flavor burst is similarly sweet, warm, fresh and camphorous with a lingering astringency but little heat.

I'm a somewhat newcomer to plantains, but I believe they need to be pretty ripe, otherwise you don't get that sweetness and lovely aroma, but instead astringency, kind of like an unripe banana.

For example, if you were making spicy hot chocolate with cayenne pepper and cinnamon, you might want the fruity astringency of natural cocoa, while a hazelnut hot chocolate would pair nicely with a more earthy Dutch processed cocoa.

Carrots are often too sweet for what I'm going for, but the combination of peppers and celery add just the right earthy astringency to super-power the flavor of many dishes.

This spring green is packed with potent astringency and a lemony, citrus - like flavor.

«Plus, the rich and delicate meat calls for a wine with structure and tannin, but not astringency.»

Smoke, caramel and vanilla on the nose, smooth, velvet mouth feel and slight oak tannin astringency on the finish.

An important part of the taste is known in wine terminology as astringency, and it is characteristic of the dry sensation you get in your mouth when you drink red wine in particular.

There are many different elements in wine that create astringency, and this makes it difficult to measure because there are so many parameters.

«There are a couple others in here that have what I call a mouth - coating astringency, and they just stick to your tongue.»

How one fruit can offer the benefits of cleansing, conditioning, and even astringency is pretty amazing.

Brown and green lentils are not as easy to work with as you think - their extreme astringency needs tempering to provide a full flavoured and satisfying end result.

Matcha contains a good amount of tannins, which gives off a somewhat bitter taste accompanied by strong astringency — black tea also contains tannins.

Janney has always had a knack for unsentimental astringency and this is her most caustic role yet; some of LaVona's comments are cruel enough to make you bark with laughter, especially those directed to Diane Rawlinson (Julianne Nicholson), Tonya's coach and the kind of decorous rink personality that represents everything the Hardings will never be.

Formalist luxe, popular in New York right now, is banished in favor of material astringency and acute ideas, a sense of art plugged into life and history, art to think with.

Spero's buoyant astringency manages to enfold the horror of out - of - control world events, which impinge on much of the art in the pavilion's outer rung of rooms, with the distilled, exultant materiality found in the paintings at the building's core.

When you produce wine, you know that the finished product should have a distinct taste with a certain level of astringency.

On the palate the flavor is mouth filling but nuanced, with a pleasant astringency.

It has a smooth character and low astringency.

«They're sturdy and slightly sweet with a little bit of astringency to add flavor to just about any dish,» Sidoti told INSIDER.

18 Compassion for the woman is no less marked than scorn for her accusers, but the final words have an astringency which rules out any suggestion of «permissiveness.»

Creamy and Smooth with a Lovely Taste that is Very Floral with a Characteristic Bitterness, Accompanied by Low Acidity, A Pleasant Note of Astringency, and a Floral Bouquet

It is mild with slight sweetness, no astringency.

While all natural cocoas will have certain characteristics in common (bitterness and astringency), flavors will vary based on the cacao bean and how it's manufactured.

I tend to love the astringency of fresh cranberries, although I also loved sucking on lemons as a kid.

It's very harsh, and needs a hearty lamb burger or something equally substantial, savory, and a little naughty to counter its astringency.

I also remember eating the fruit raw despite its notorious tartness and astringency.

The dairy industry has the potential to expand use of these ingredients by creating new formulation possibilities through improvements in whey quality (such as flavor, aroma and astringency) and performance (such as thermal stability).

That's why I often lightly toast them (even if a recipe doesn't call for toasting), which brings back their crunch, accentuates their flavor, and tempers their astringency.

It's a more sensitive method, and it reproduces the effect of the astringency better,» says Joana Guerreiro.

«The sensor expands our understanding of the concept of astringency.

The sensor makes it possible for wine producers to control the development of astringency during wine production because they can measure the level of astringency in the wine right from the beginning of the process.

Plantain is known for soothing and cooling mucous membranes, and at the same time, its astringency helps to relieve diarrhea, excess menstrual flow, hemorrhoids and incontinence in children and adults.

It astringency also helps to reduce hemorrhoids and incontinence in children and adults.