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Malt Hour

Name: Malt Hour
Brand: Aromara

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£40

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Malt Hour is Aromara's take on Old Fashioned by Kilian , a whisky gourmand. Built at 35% Extrait. £40 instead of £215. Wheat, davana and bergamot open it, immortelle, cedar and a whisky accord at the heart, over tolu balsam and styrax. Kilian built the original around an eighteen year old single malt, and the whisky note is the whole point. Sweet, smoky and a little syrupy, like the last drink of the night. 35% Extrait. 7+ hour wear, guaranteed. 60-day money-back. The notes Top: Wheat, Davana, Bergamot Heart: Immortelle, Cedar, Whisky Accord, Orange Blossom, Tuberose Base: Tolu Balsam, Styrax

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