Sugar Cane
Sugar cane suggests fresh green stalks with a mild sweet, juicy and slightly grassy impression. It is greener and less caramelized than cooked sugar or toffee.
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It connects fresh fruit and tropical florals with soft sweetness, and can keep a gourmand idea feeling light.
The note’s placement and prominence depend on the complete composition.
Understanding this note
A sugar-cane note is an olfactory interpretation, not evidence of raw cane juice or crystalline sugar acting as the perfume ingredient.
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Green notes suggest crushed leaves, snapped stems, cut grass and a sometimes bitter, sap-like freshness
Lime →
Lime has a sharp, green citrus scent with a dry peel-like edge
Rum →
Rum suggests a warm spirit aroma with sugarcane-like, woody and softly fruity facets
Coconut →
Coconut suggests creamy white flesh with milky, gently sweet and sometimes toasted facets
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