Top 10 Beverage Flavor Trend Predictions

December 1, 2009 Comments
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INDIANAPOLIS—Sensient Flavors released its top 10 beverage flavor profile predictions for 2010, which encompass flavors inspired from multiple macro trends including Health & Wellness, Sensorial Experiences and Personalization.

The top 10 beverage flavor trends include:

● Baobab—native to Africa and high in antioxidants and vitamin C, the baobab fruit offers a tart lemony profile.

● Caja—native to Brazil, the caja fruit offers a tropical citrus profile and has a high carotenoid content.

● Cape Gooseberry—native to South America, the cape gooseberry has a uniquely sweet and tangy taste.

● Elderflower—found throughout warmer parts of Europe and North America, elderflower offers a lightly sweet flavor.

● Kumquat—originating in China, kumquat offers a plethora of tastes from sweet to sour to salty.

● Lulo—native to South America, the lulo offers a distinctly different citrus taste.

● Maqui—found in South America, the maqui is expected to be a next generation superfruit due its high antioxidant content.

● Marula—indigenous to Southern Africa, the marula has a high level of vitamin C with a juicy and tart flavor.

● Mora Berry—found in Colombia, the mora berry offers a sweet and tart flavor similar to that of raspberry and blackberry.

● Umbu—native to Brazil, the umbu offers a sweetly aromatic flavor.

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