Honey
Honey can suggest floral nectar, warm wax, hay and a rich animalic sweetness. Some interpretations are light and blossom-like; others are darker, thicker and more resinous.
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It gives flowers warmth and connects tobacco, amber or gourmand notes with a rounded sweetness.
The note’s placement and prominence depend on the complete composition.
Understanding this note
Honey effects can be composed from several aroma materials, and beeswax extracts may contribute related facets. A note does not establish a particular honey type or the presence of actual honey.
Related notes to explore
Orange Blossom →
Orange blossom is a white-floral note with honeyed sweetness, a petal-like softness and an underlying green freshness
Tobacco →
Tobacco notes often suggest cured leaves, hay, honey, dried fruit and a warm, slightly leathery woodiness
Beeswax →
Beeswax suggests warm wax, soft honey, pollen and a gently animalic floral depth
Benzoin →
Benzoin has a warm, resinous sweetness with vanilla, soft balsamic and gently spicy facets
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