full-bodied | meaning of full-bodied in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English | LDOCE

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfull-bodiedˌfull-ˈbodied adjective    1 STRONG TASTE OR SMELLa full-bodied wine or other drink has a pleasantly strong taste → light2 a full-bodied sound is complicated and interestingExamples from the Corpusfull-bodied• Then there are our wines - unexpectedly oaky, full-bodied and marvellous.• a full-bodied beer• Fermentation takes about 48 hours and a stout, full-bodied, dark beer is discernable.• Which of the following is a full-bodied red wine?• Open full-bodied reds about two hours in advance and lighter ones about an hour beforehand.• These are full-bodied, richly flavoured wines which, with the wines of Sacy, are the best of the Petite Montagne.• His 1991 vintage is an excellent clean, dry and flinty wine with a full-bodied richness characteristic of his style.• The beautiful color and full-bodied taste of these Australian wines make them an excellent accompaniment to meat dishes.• All feature his full-bodied tone and deft improvisations.