How to Say ‘Rich in flavor’ in Italian
Ricco di sapore
REE-koh dee sah-POH-reh
[REE-koh dee sah-POH-reh]
💬 Usage Tip: Common way to describe full-bodied wines.
Phrase Breakdown
Ricco
[REE-koh]
Rich
Having a lot of something, typically flavor or color.
Questo piatto è ricco di sapore.
This dish is rich in flavor.
Di sapore
dee sah-POH-reh
Words in this phrase
di
[dee]
Of
Indicating an association with something.
Parliamo di musica.
Let's talk about music.
sapore
[sah-POH-reh]
Flavor
The distinctive taste of a food or drink.
Il gelato ha un sapore delizioso.
The ice cream has a delicious flavor.
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