The sherried examples span several beverage types, including Armagnac; preserve this as the source's sensory association rather than a legal or ingredient taxonomy.
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Woody distinguishes toasted, vanilla, old-wood and new-wood impressions. Winey groups sherried, nutty, chocolate and oily impressions.
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Wood and wine-linked vocabulary
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Woody distinguishes toasted, vanilla, old-wood and new-wood impressions. Winey groups sherried, nutty, chocolate and oily impressions.
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Annotation
The sherried examples span several beverage types, including Armagnac; preserve this as the source's sensory association rather than a legal or ingredient taxonomy.
Linked research
Using the Whisky Tasting Wheel — source analysis /
Scotch Wheel SW05 — Wood and wine-linked vocabulary