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Wet: lots of virgin coconut oil to give moisture and richness, balancing the tannic, dry cocoa.
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Ethereal aromas of rosewater, pepper and dust are grounded by a kinetic tannic spine.
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Even dessert found its balance, especially with a double scoop of green tea matcha ice cream that was equal parts sweet, creamy and tannic.
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The iron of its tannic spine will bend with a few years of age or with decanting for drinking now.
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The wine is likely to be full-bodied, densely-fruited and, when young, tannic.
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Pacific Northwest-made heritage perries are difficult to find, with only a handful of cideries growing or having access to those bitter and tannic perry pears.
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The 70 percent Madagascar bar has a tart, red berry flavor with a bit of tannic dryness at the end.
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The reds are powerfully tannic, high in acid and low in alcohol, just about 12.5 percent.
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Origin and Etymology of tannic
French tannique, from tannin
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First Known Use: 1836
in the meaning defined at sense 1
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