Aromas

The organist played Messiaen, and notes of all colors and aromas rained down upon the rapt audience in the nave of the church.

Writing in the journal Applied and Environmental Microbiology, researchers from Belgium, a country known for it’s chocolate, say that different yeasts used in the fermentation stage of chocolate production impart different flavors and aromas to the final product.

Would you buy a car that sprayed soothing aromas when you are stuck in rush-hour traffic?

Moroccan cuisine has vibrant colors and magical aromas.

White tea features minimal processing to capture delicate flavors and aromas.

On her farm, ears fill with the sounds of singing birds and buzzing cicadas, eyes are assailed with a kaleidoscope of color, from blood red roses to snow white lilies, and noses tingle with aromas of herbs and fruits.