Preposition: of

• fruit: Their flavor has been described as being half-way between that of a banana and a lemon, with an aftertaste of passion fruit.

Converse of subject

• follow: When tasted neat there is an initial whoosh of alcohol followed by an aftertaste of apples and French chalk on a new inner-tube.

Converse of object

• linger: The palate is complex, with a combination of ripe fruit, citrus and oak, and a long and lingering aftertaste.

• leave: Twenty exciting Kitchens to cater for all tastes at prices that won't leave a bitter aftertaste.

• have: I was almost glad I was driving, except I had an aftertaste of cleaning fluid in my coke.

• produce: The blend of malt, hops and fruit produces a clean, hoppy aftertaste.

• reduce: A splash of water makes it fragrant and makes it less dry, but reduces the aftertaste.

Adjective modifier

• bitter: In the end, the fruits of any court victory may have a bitter aftertaste.

• nasty: Most household brands, ' family chocolate ' , contain vanillin, an artificial vanilla which is easily smelled and produces a nasty aftertaste.

• unpleasant: We then tried the London Pride which had acquired an unpleasant slippery aftertaste.

• sweet: Mike - 16/03/2006 12:59:00 Product Rating: Well balanced drop that has a lighter, almost sweet aftertaste.

• long: Fine dry tannins, perfect balance, with very long peppery plum aftertaste.

• fruity: The chicken had a superb texture and a subtle fruity aftertaste.

Noun used with modifier

• chocolate: The flavor is sweet and full, complex and pleasant; a combination of coffee and chocolate, with a bitter chocolate aftertaste.