Astringent used in a sentence

Astringent in a sentence as a noun

But it does have a light ******** aroma, backed by flim-flam notes and an astringent scam aftertaste.

" because we had entirely opposite tastes when it came to the astringent characteristics of tea.

And if you happen to know red wine tends to be less acidic and more astringent than white wine, I can also guarantee you will be able to pick out which is which.

Astringent in a sentence as an adjective

"It is now known that many of the most beneficial phytonutrients have a bitter, sour or astringent taste"Well, thanks evolution..."A blast of radiation had turned the corn into a sugar factory!

Imagine the shock, when one sinks their teeth into one of those beautiful, perfect looking, huge, shiny, spotless and bright red strawberries, and instead of the expected explosion of sweet, fruity flavor, the mouth fills with the tart, watery and astringent culinary assault familiar to the poor flavor deprived Dutch.