Lemon & cranberry
Lemon suggests freshly cut peel: sharp, sparkling and tangy, with a slightly bitter edge. Tart red-berry notes suggest crisp fruit skin, a tangy brightness and a restrained sweetness.
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Lemon
Lemon suggests freshly cut peel: sharp, sparkling and tangy, with a slightly bitter edge. The zest feels more aromatic and textured than the sourness of the juice.
cranberry
Tart red-berry notes suggest crisp fruit skin, a tangy brightness and a restrained sweetness. They can feel sharper and less jam-like than a rich raspberry accord.
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Understanding this note
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Related notes to explore
Lemon →
Lemon suggests freshly cut peel: sharp, sparkling and tangy, with a slightly bitter edge
cranberry →
Tart red-berry notes suggest crisp fruit skin, a tangy brightness and a restrained sweetness
Bergamot →
Bergamot combines tart citrus peel with a soft floral, tea-like quality
Rosemary →
Rosemary is aromatic and green, with camphor, pine-like wood and a slightly bitter herbal freshness
Material references
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