Marzipan

What it smells like

Marzipan is a rich, buttery almond paste that smells like a sweet, sugary dessert with a pronounced bitter‑almond core and a faint cherry hint. It feels creamy, slightly powdery, and dense, evoking pastry shops and cakes. Perfumers employ it in gourmand and oriental‑gourmand creations to create an edible, comforting sweetness that pairs well with vanilla, tonka bean, and floral accents.

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