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TASTING NOTES:
NOSE: Fine and delicate notes of ripe fruits and fresh marinated apricots, enhanced by a touch of almond and vanilla cream. A lovely hint of floral honey completes this bouquet, evoking memories of subtle spices and exotic flowers.
PALATE: The attack is smooth and rounded, reminiscent of sun-soaked apricot compote. The aromas evolve towards gentle notes of warm spices, such as cinnamon and a hint of roasted almond. The texture is silky and balanced, offering impressive aromatic depth.
FINISH: Delicate and elegant, the finish is persistent and slightly peppery.
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