aftertaste

While Gamay wines can certainly leave a bitter aftertaste, Philip's assertion over its ill-effects on health — one that he never tested himself, for he had only "heard" of such effects — were based on a misconception that bad-tasting wine was not just unpleasant, but also dangerous to its customers, in contrast to the ordinance's description of Pinot Noir as "most suitable for nourishing and sustaining human beings."

The long, drawn-out process to get to this point is likely to leave a bitter aftertaste, and will not quickly change Orban’s reputation as a troublemaker more interested in cozying up to Putin than in supporting the alliance.

She said the stench was so bad it felt "stuck in the back of my throat like a bad aftertaste".

"It ruined my day because even when I was indoors, every time the lift opened, the smell spilled over into the office and it stuck in the back of my throat like a bad aftertaste," Ms Bashing said.

It has the class-traitor aftertaste of rooting for the Walt Disney Corp., even if it’s because it’s up against Gov. Ron DeSantis.