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Lavender Avice Hill.
Avice Hill lavender, artisan grown and distilled in the US from organically produced plants: crisp and clean, a bit earthy, with a whisper of some spice no one can quite name.
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About this product
Some scents refuse to be filed away. Avice Hill lavender is not like any other lavender: crisp and clean, a bit earthy, a bit spicy, with a whisper of some unknown spice threaded through it. Even its admirers cannot say which component gives this cultivar its particular voice.
It is Lavandula angustifolia var. Avice Hill, artisan grown and distilled in the US, and organically produced. As you would hope from a lavender for the evening, it is very high in esters, and its character sits somewhere between the garden and the spice cabinet, which makes it a quiet surprise in any blend that usually calls for lavender.
Details
- Botanical name: Lavandula angustifolia var. Avice Hill
- Origin: USA, artisan grown and distilled
- Organically produced
- Scent: crisp, clean, a little earthy and spicy
How to use
Diffuse it in the evening, or use it, diluted in a carrier, wherever you would reach for lavender, and notice how differently it speaks.
Bring home a lavender with a voice of its own.
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Lavender Avice Hill
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