savours

Tastes with pleasure

Savours is the British spelling of savors, the third-person singular form of the verb savor.

To savour something is to enjoy it fully, lingering over the experience: She savours her morning coffee.

It can also mean to have a particular quality or hint of something: His explanation savours of excuse-making.

enjoyment

relish

Keen pleasurable appreciation

indulge · pleasure · fondness · gratification · contentment · satisfaction · linger · dwell · bask · revel

taste

palate

Oral cavity ceiling

  • umamiFifth taste sensation
  • bitterSharp, unpleasant taste
  • sourSharp, biting taste

sweet · salty · tangy · zesty · flavorful · piquant · savory · peppery · tart · acidic

gourmet

cuisine

Characteristic cooking style

haute · Michelin · palate · refinement · sommelier · connoisseur · tasting · pairing · terroir · vintage

discernment

appreciation

Recognition of worth

discrimination · sophistication · palate · keenness · detection · distinction · recognition · sensitivity · attunement · refinement

aroma

fragrance

Pleasing olfactory quality

whiff · nose · essence · redolence · spicy · floral · citrus · pungent · earthy · woody

texture

crispness

Snappy, firm texture

creamy · chewiness · crunch · juiciness · succulence · tenderness · melt · buttery · delicate · luscious

Opposites
manner of consumption/experience

savourswolfs down

Eats greedily and quickly

gulps · bolts · gobbles · devours · guzzles

attitude toward experience

savoursendures

Continues despite hardship

ignores · disregards · tolerates · dreads · loathes

Family

savoury, savour, unsavoury, savoured, savouring, savourless

Familiarity
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Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G