1) Gent 1) Agreeably pungent stimulating 2) Agreeably sharp-tasting 3) Appetizing 4) Attracting or delighting 5) French word used in English 6) Pleasantly biting 7) Pleasantly sharp 8) Pleasingly pungent 9) Pleasingly tangy 10) Savory 11) Savoury 12) Spicy 13) Tangy 14) Tasteful 15) Zesty 1) Attractive 2) Engaging 3) Gingery 4) Hot 5) Minty 6) Racy 7) Salty 8) Savory 9) Spicy 10) Stimulating 11) Tangy 12) Tart 13) Tasty 14) Zestful 15) Zesty 16) Zingy 
• (a.) Stimulating to the taste; giving zest; tart; sharp; pungent; as, a piquant anecdote.
Pi'quant adjective [ French, present participle of piquer to prick or sting. See Pike .] Stimulating to the taste; giving zest; tart; sharp; pungent; as, a piquant anecdote. 'As piquant to the tongue as salt.' Addison. ' Piquant railleries.' Gov. of Tongue....
Spicy
agreeably pungent stimulating 
[adj] - having an agreeably pungent taste 2. [adj] - engagingly stimulating or provocative
salty adjective engagingly stimulating or provocative; `a piquant wit`; `salty language`
Descriptive term for a sharp tasting cheese.
A cheese that is pleasantly sharp and has a stimulating flavour or aroma.
A descriptive term for cheese with an appealing sharpness, flavor or aroma. Aged Asiago, Aged Provolone, and Blue-veined cheeses are sometimes described by this term.
French for a wine which has a slight tendency towards turning to vinegar, and / or a wine which is showing a secondary fermentation. Strictly speaking, it is a purely tactile sensation which is noticed when the wine touches the mouth.