loganberry
英 ['ləʊg(ə)n,b(ə)rɪ; -,berɪ]
美 ['loɡənbɛri]
- loganberry (n.)
- 1893, American English, named for U.S. horticulturalist James H. Logan (1841-1928), who developed it by crossing a blackberry and a raspberry.
- 1. Initially dense and fleshy, the liquorice, loganberry and dark currant flavours roll across the palate.
- 最初是浓郁又丰富肉汁味道, 甘草 、 罗甘莓、黑加仑子的味道紧接而来.
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