| Dry, full-bodied and slightly bitterish flavour that softens on ageing to bring out its fullness and balance. |
| He realised that what people really wanted was great 'coffee experience' rather than just another cup of the bitterish black beverage. |
| It can be demonstrated that pouring boiling water through the fine tea again will result in a very low flavor, bitterish drink. |
| This is an elegant, penetrating wine, refreshing and dry with a characteristically bitterish aftertaste. |
| Its pulp is oyly and bitterish to the taste. |
| It has a very agreeable aromatic odor, somewhat like camphor, and the taste is described as warm, bitterish and camphoraceous. |
