B2 Vocabulary - Tastes & Smells

Taste is related to smell.

The tasting allowed us to compare different flavors.

Dark chocolate leaves an intense aftertaste.

The chef invited the customers to taste the soup.

I like to taste coffee at food fairs.

The fruity aroma of the tea awakened my senses.

The hot chocolate turned out to be cloying.

Spiced tea is very popular in winter.

Sun-dried tomatoes add an umami touch to the salad.

The vinegar was too sour for the salad.

Black tea can be astringent if steeped too long.

This yogurt has a sour taste.

Bittersweet chocolate is less cloying.

Thanks to the sense of smell, we can enjoy aromas.

The hot bread gave off a delicious aroma.

The fragrance of the soap filled the bathroom.

An unpleasant stench came from the basement.

This bread smells stale.

Be careful with the vinegar; it's very pungent.

The foul-smelling air of the market was unbearable.

The accumulated garbage became putrid.

The basement gave off a fetid smell.

The garden smelled like flowers during the spring.