Caraway
Caraway suggests warm aromatic seeds with a dry, slightly sweet and herbal spiciness. It can have a subtle bread-like association while feeling fresher than cumin.
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It gives woods, herbs and amber a distinctive aromatic accent and connects spicy notes with drier bases.
The note’s placement and prominence depend on the complete composition.
Understanding this note
Natural caraway oil comes from the fruits commonly called seeds. It is botanically and olfactively distinct from cumin, despite their similar appearance.
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