puckeringly造句

• Without it the wines can be either mouth-puckeringly tannic or weak and without structure.
• VEGA SINDOA, NAVARRA 2000 $ 7 But for a hint of fruit, puckeringly dry.
• The result may not be entirely authentic, but it is really good, a striking balance of mildly sweet and mouth-puckeringly sour.
• The play winds up tasting less like bitter medicine than mouth-puckeringly dry Champagne, which in this instance is served in a gothic goblet.
• The white Burgundy wine known as aligote, which is mouth-puckeringly tart when drunk on its own, blends perfectly with creme de cassis to become the classic kir.
• The third sauce is a puckeringly sour but addicting nuoc mam chanh, or Chile-Lime Sauce, made with equal parts of fish sauce, sugar and lime, studded with lots of chiles.
• This popular salad, enjoyed throughout the country in many versions, is a fluffy mound of curls tossed with shrimp and pork and a puckeringly sour dressing made of lime juice, tamarind juice, dried shrimp and fish sauce.
• Fuyus are not as mouth-puckeringly astringent as other persimmons ( most notably the acorn-shaped Hachiya vaed, when the light orange flesh is as crisp as an apple's, or they can be left to soften slightly before eating.