| FINALE | Source of flavour in beer - the culminating touch |
| HOPS | Source of bitter flavor in beer |
| TANNING | Source of flavour in wines - good effect of the sun? |
| SPEARMINT | Source of flavour in foreign pantries impressing Monsieur? (9) |
| BAYTREE | Betray new European source of flavour (3,4) |
| QUALE | A "flavourful" charming or strange elementary particle, never found alone; or, a different kind of flavour in the form of low-fat soft cheese, eaten in a dip, a pudding or a sandwich at home (5) |
| BODY | A corporal frame or trunk, be it mine, or of a porcupine or swine; or, the fullness of flavour in a fine wine (4) |
| BRIEF | Cheese with first sign of flavour in short (5) |
| HOP | The flowers of the ... plant are used for flavour in the brewing of beer |
| MOZART | "The culminating point that beauty has attained in the sphere of music," per Tchaikovsky |
| ACME | The culminating point of months in service? |
| DIALECT | "Indict beer", the talk of the local? (7) |
| STARTOUT | Begin with the beer the man brought in (5,3) |
| ANGLE | Having beer - the no-good was in the corner (5) |
| BUDWEISER | Brand that touts itself as "The King of Beers" ("The Sound of Music") |
| ALOE | The beer the ring fell into tastes horrible (4) |
| DRINKER | I like beer, the German with ice in (7) |
| MILD | Beer the Romans used in numbers? (4) |
| MUGS | They may be full of beer, the fools (4) |
| BAY | The ... Laurel, Laurus nobilis, is the source of leaves used for their flavour in cooking (3) |
