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acidity STA: Approved TYP: Descriptor INP: 2006-02-27 APP: 2006-02-27 UPD: 2006-03-03 UF: acidy NT1: fine acidity NT1: high acidity NT1: low acidity BT1: primary taste characteristics BT2: flavour RT: tart taste winey taste SN: Acidy flavour is sharp and pleasing to the taste as opposed to sour or fermented. It denotes a taste that has sharpness and life compared to a sweet, heavy and mellow flavour (Glossary of Coffee Terminology). acidy STA: Approved TYP: Non-descriptor INP: 2006-02-27 APP: 2006-02-27 UPD: 2006-02-28 USE: acidity acrid taste STA: Approved TYP: Descriptor INP: 2006-02-27 APP: 2006-02-27 UPD: 2006-02-28 BT1: secondary taste characteristics BT2: flavour after-dinner roast STA: Approved TYP: Non-descriptor INP: 2006-02-28 APP: 2006-02-28 UPD: 2006-02-28 USE: dark roast after-taste STA: Approved TYP: Non-descriptor INP: 2006-02-27 APP: 2006-02-27 UPD: 2006-02-28 USE: secondary taste characteristics American roast STA: Approved TYP: Non-descriptor INP: 2006-02-28 APP: 2006-02-28 UPD: 2006-02-28 USE: medium roast aroma STA: Approved TYP: Node label INP: 2006-02-28 APP: 2006-02-28 UPD: 2006-02-28 NT1: chocolaty aroma NT1: fragrant aroma NT2: floral aroma NT2: spicy aroma NT1: fruity aroma NT1: winey aroma balance STA: Approved TYP: Descriptor INP: 2006-02-28 APP: 2006-02-28 UPD: 2006-02-28 BT1: general taste characteristics BT2: flavour SN: Satisfying presence of all the basic taste characteristics where no one over-powers another (Coffee Universe-ity) basic taste sensation
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