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Sweet Pea
Forårets essens: ærteblomsten tilføjer en blomstret friskhed til akkorder og omslutter med en dugfrisk, honningagtig sødme. Animalske nuancer af moskus tilføjer et strejf af intrige til denne ellers karakteristisk blomstrede tone.
Ærteblomsten er en af parfumeriets mest charmerende blomster - en tone, der minder om engelske haver om foråret, sarte buketter på et morgenbord og en mild, romantisk stemning. Den fungerer særligt smukt i lette, feminine kompositioner, hvor dens bløde, næsten silkeagtige karakter kan stå som en blid hovednote eller løfte en mere kompleks duft med sin uskyldige charme.
Blomstret, sød, balsamisk, honningagtig, moskusagtig.
Historie
The muse of Italian gardens, sweet peas have decorated the grounds of aesthetes since the 17th century, when a Sicilian monk and botanist by the name of Cupani first discovered the flower. Since then, its delightful fragrance and pretty appearance has made quite the name for itself: spreading throughout the world, delighting our nostrils as a fragrance note, and being cultivated for its edible fruit. Its vibrantly-colored petals inspired French impressionist paintings.
Produktion
Native to the picturesque regions of Sicily, southern Italy and the Aegean Islands, the sweet pea is a flowering plant from the genus Lathyrus. Blossoming in delicate shades of pink, red and purple, sweet peas are as beautiful in appearance as the scent they emit. The sweet pea note is reproduced by perfumers using raw materials.
