Dried Fruits
Dried or candied fruit accords suggest concentrated fruit sweetness with raisin, apricot, plum or caramel-like facets. They feel warmer and less watery than fresh fruit.
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They add depth to amber, boozy, tobacco and gourmand compositions.
The note’s placement and prominence depend on the complete composition.
Understanding this note
These are composed effects rather than a recipe of preserved fruits. The note name does not reveal which fruity, sweet or boozy aroma materials are used.
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