Noun:

சுவை நீட்டிப்புணர்வு,

aftertaste's Usage Examples:

Ian Fleming recommended Kina Lillet, a wine combined with citrus flavors that imparts a bitter aftertaste to the perfect martini.

There was a second gulp of aftertaste that I don't normally associate with this white, showing more depth than usual.

Luscious and viscous and syrupy in texture, it lingers on the palate for 10 seconds on the aftertaste.

This wine has an aroma like wildflowers and honey and an aftertaste of fresh apples and bananas.

Most household brands, ' family chocolate ', contain vanillin, an artificial vanilla which is easily smelled and produces a nasty aftertaste.

It was far too sweet and had a bitter aftertaste.

Seared scallops on broad bean purée take on the lingering, smoky aftertaste of finely diced wild boar pancetta.

When tasted neat there is an initial whoosh of alcohol followed by an aftertaste of apples and French chalk on a new inner-tube.

First, high quality vodka is essentially tasteless; therefore, cheaper vodka may end up cheapening your drink and giving it a bitter or unpleasant aftertaste.

While some martini lovers may argue that shaking with ice "bruises" the ingredients and results in bitterness, such a flavor is not unwelcome in this mixed drink that depends on a bit of "aperitif" flavor for the distinctive aftertaste.

Fine dry tannins, perfect balance, with very long peppery plum aftertaste.

Synonyms:

aftersensation, afterimage,

Antonyms:

None