mouthfeel

• And the mouthfeel is crisp and catchy, but the flavours are more packed than in a carafe of cognac or a flute of Krug.
• The next instant the door was thrown open and a slim, silk-robed form entered hastily, pulling the door shut " then stopping short at the sight of the hillman. —  The Bloody Crown of Conan
• The oatmeal gives the stout a bit of chewiness in the mouthfeel, and the beer is being run on a nitrous tap, giving it a Guinness like creaminess, although with more flavor than the ubiquitous Irish brew. —  Asheville Beer Blog
• "Taste, mouthfeel, and overall liking were the three most critical attributes influencing purchase intent of these spread products," the authors found, adding that higher levels of SPC (above eight per cent) tended to adversely affect mouthfeel and taste acceptability, as well as odour acceptability. —  FoodNavigator RSS
• Not merely "this doesn't taste thin and burnt and shitty" like a machiatto does from all but a handful of coffeehouses in New York, but layered on top the subtle sweetness of the milk and velvet mouthfeel is a tartness I can actually identify as "juicy." —  Gizmodo

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