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Meanings of smoky taste in English

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Usage of smoky taste in English
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He sipped the whiskey, letting the smoky taste evaporate in his mouth.
American Gods
2
Margaret loved the familiar smoky taste of the first drink but was wary of the second.
A change in altitude
3
Gas has its advantages, sure, but nothing beats the smoky taste briquettes or natural wood charcoal can provide.
Wired
4
About 13 percent is malt whisky made from malted barley toasted over peat fire for a smoky taste.
Reuters
5
Very smoky taste.
Hex and the city
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The only things that mattered were the warm, smoky taste of the whisky and the coldness of the beer, sluicing his throat.
Slow decay
7
Grains were then dried by lighting fires at the ends of the ditches, giving the malt a smoky taste and a darkened color.
Wired
8
The white-fleshed fish was moist and delicately flavored, and the duck had a rich, smoky taste, boosted by the plum gravy served with it.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
9
I eat my fish, with its black, smoky taste, and say nothing to Taatamata, who sits beside me with Georges sleeping against her chest.
The great lover
10
The next day, she boils the mixture over a wood fire, allowing the beer to turn to a porridge-like consistency with a slightly smoky taste.
The South African
11
Yuri doesn't respond; he takes a large gulp of the burning tea, the bitter, smoky taste of which fills his mouth with an invisible clatter.
Grand junction
12
"The rice will have a smoky taste if you don't."
Filipino Popular Tales
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