Provence Lavender: Tasting Notes from the Desk of The Lavender Man

Provence Lavender: 

Tasting Notes from the Desk of The Lavender Man



Provence

Color - blue steel, dries lighter in color

Scent - floral, medicinal, lemon peel & touch of spice


Syrup - well rounded from start to finish, notes of pine, juniper with a surprisingly hint of spiciness that slightly lingers

Lavonade - mild but tangy with even finish

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