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Aroma
Aroma A*ro"ma, n. [L. aroma, Gr. ?: cf. OE. aromaz, aromat,
spice, F. aromate.]
1. The quality or principle of plants or other substances
which constitutes their fragrance; agreeable odor; as, the
aroma of coffee.
2. Fig.: The fine diffusive quality of intellectual power;
flavor; as, the subtile aroma of genius.
Meaning of Aromas from wikipedia
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Aromas may
refer to: Odors,
particularly pleasant ones, or
Aromas, California, or
Aromas, Jura, one of the 545
communes of the Jura département, in France...
- oak. In Burgundy, the
aromas of
wines are sub-divided into
three categories – primary,
secondary and
tertiary aromas.
Primary aromas are
those specific to...
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Chinese novel Dream of the Red
Chamber Aromas (disambiguation)
Aroma Park, in the U.S.
state of
Illinois Aroma Township, also in the U.S.
state of Illinois...
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diverse aroma compounds,
particularly strawberries which are
commercially cultivated to have
appealing aromas, and
contain several hundred aroma compounds...
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nearby in 1871. The
settlement was
renamed Aromas,
after Rancho Las
Aromitas y Agua Caliente,
around 1895.
Aromas is
located in
northern Monterey County and...
- CPL
Aromas initially started as an
independent firm. CPL
Aromas was
founded in 1971 by brothers,
Michael and
Terry Pickthall. 1990 – CPL
Aromas established...
- wine
tasting descriptors allows the
taster to
qualitatively relate the
aromas and
flavors that the
taster experiences and can be used in ****essing the...
- Vac****ia
aroma is a small, perennial,
thorny tree
native to Peru, Chile,
Argentina and Paraguay. Some
common names for it are aromita,
aromo negro, espinillo...
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Fragrance oils, also
known as
aroma oils,
aromatic oils, and
flavor oils, are
blended synthetic aroma compounds or
natural essential oils that are diluted...
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Chemical –
Includes aromas like
sulfur and
petroleum Pungent –
Aromas like
alcohol Oxidized –
Aromas like
acetaldehyde Microbiological –
Aromas like
yeast and...
