citrussy

British  

/ ˈsɪtrəsɪ /

adjective

1. having or resembling the taste or colour of a citrus fruit

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Example Sentences

Of course, chillies aren’t the only spice involved; almost everyone includes what I think of as the classic Mexican pairing of cumin and coriander, while Mexican oregano, a member of the verbena family, with a more citrussy, sweeter flavour, is also popular.

From The Guardian

An appealingly citrussy gin flavoured with green tea and lemongrass, as well as the more common botanicals.

From The Guardian

Following those codes has paved many a path with gold, but a sure sign that things are changing came with last month’s launch of CK Everyone, a scent that nods to the fact that CK One was the world’s first smash hit genderless scent, but notably smells citrussy and woody: citrus has long been used in both traditionally male and female scents, whereas in the past woody notes were always marketed as “male”.

From The Guardian

In the years that followed, Cavuto said his family would sometimes rib his mom about the citrussy setback.

From Fox News

You add the halved, squeezed lemons to the stew as it cooks, which imparts a great, citrussy zing.

From The Guardian