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Flavour and Touch
How Tactile Cues Shape our Perception of Flavour
13 hrs ago • COCKTAILNOSE
The Science Behind Flavour Pairing
Strengths and Limitations of Pairing Ingredients by Shared Aromatic Molecules
Dec 12 • COCKTAILNOSE
The Influence of Sound on the Perception of Flavour
How Auditory Context Shapes the Way We Judge Food and Drink
Dec 11 • COCKTAILNOSE
Types of Aromatic Molecules
Key Aroma Families and How They Shape Flavour
Dec 10 • COCKTAILNOSE
Unlocking aromatic complexity in drinks
How understanding molecular aroma profiles guides better drink design
Dec 3 • COCKTAILNOSE
Why food tastes different on airplanes?
The sensory science behind in-flight flavour changes
Dec 3 • COCKTAILNOSE
A bit on Bitterness
How bitter taste receptors shaped our survival and flavour experience
Dec 2 • COCKTAILNOSE
The Madeleine Moment
How smell and memory interact in a direct neural pathway
Dec 2 • COCKTAILNOSE
Why can't we taste when we have a cold
How taste and olfaction work
Dec 1 • COCKTAILNOSE

November 2025

What is Dryness?
The tactile mechanism behind dry sensations
Nov 14 • COCKTAILNOSE
Can you smell Sweetness?
The relationship between scents and sweetness
Nov 13 • COCKTAILNOSE
How colour alters the way we taste
The role of sight in flavour perception
Nov 13 • COCKTAILNOSE
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