- of the color of cream; "creamy translucent pebbles"
- thick like cream
- Creamy were a Danish teen-pop duo, composed of Rebekka Mathew and Rannva Joensen.
- Containing cream; Of food or drink, having the rich taste or thick, smooth texture of cream, whether or not it actually contains cream; Of any liquid, having the thick texture of cream; Having the colour of cream
- Moderately high level of oily material suspended in the coffee beverage. The result of pronounced amounts of fats present in the beans.
- A textural description used to describe a mouth feel, most often in discussing bubbly wines.
- Used to describe both the taste and sometimes the texture of certain cheeses.
- Refers to "silk-like" taste of some wines. Almost a synonym for "buttery". Opposite of "crisp".
- Possessing the mouthfeel of, say, half & half.
- A wine that has the rich smooth consistency of cream. Mainly use when describing red wines.
- The "mouth feel" of beer that is infused with bubbles of natural carbonation.
- A rich, smooth texture, often a quality of fine chardonnay or champagne.
- Texture and taste found in some white wines.
- Usually associated with the neck pickup and lots of mids and lows. “Creamy and Warm“ go hand and hand…. Thick, saturated smoothed out sound….
- Precipitate, bright, dull, or muddy, that emerges upon a tea cooling,
- This is a descriptor of the feel of the wine in your mouth, the mouthfeel. A creamy wine literally feels creamy in your mouth, having a richness similar to heavy cream. This is common in rich wines with low acid such as is common with California Chardonnays. ...
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- An adjective that can describe a cheese’s texture. flavor, and/or color. Cheeses with a creamy consistency are soft, smooth, and sometimes oozingly runny—prime examples include ripe brim. When used to describe flavor, creamy suggests a rich. ...
- Offensive term for a person of part-Aboriginal descent, especially one of mainly non-Aboriginal ancestry.
- A wine that feels a little heavier in the mouth. Try a Chardonnay (creamy) after a Sauvignon Blanc (Crisp). This happens through malolactic fermentation. When Malic (green apple) acid is changed to Lactic acid (milk).
- Wines that have undergone Malolactic Fermentation can have a rich, smooth feel that is referred to as "creamy".
- Velvety buttery aroma and texture.
- A term used to describe the perception of a warm, creamy mouthfeel. In sparkling wines, the sense of creaminess arises from a combination of the finesse of the mousse and the results of malolactic fermentation. ...