acquired taste

So far, baijiu seems to be an acquired taste for Westerners.

An acquired taste, certainly, but once acquired never regretted.

Horse is an acquired taste that, as yet, I haven't acquired.

Some think dark chocolate is an acquired taste, but those who like it have a true passion for it.

"Poetry, like cucumbers, is an acquired taste," he said after a while.

Bonnet seemed to be growing proud of his newly acquired taste for rapacity and cruelty.

Smoking is an acquired taste, and it must be as easy to learn to like one flavour as another.

It is an acquired taste, if ever it is really liked as much as people say.

It is an acquired taste,—which comes upon one as does that for smoked whisky, or Limerick tobacco.