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Pink Peppercorn In Fragrance: Bright Buzzy Spice

Pink peppercorns are the dried, sweet, and mildly spicy berries of the Peruvian pepper tree or Brazilian pepper tree, rather than true peppercorns. They offer a fruity, slightly citrus note to dishes such as fish, salads, sauces, and even desserts or cocktails, and are valued for their vibrant colour and delicate flavour. Pink peppercorns belong to the cashew family and are most often used as a garnish or light seasoning, adding a distinctive aroma and gentle warmth rather than sharp heat. Pink Peppercorn is the sort of ingredient that catches you off guard in perfume. Light, fizzy, and just a little spicy, it adds a cheerful spark that lifts everything around it. You will often find it playing a key role in modern floral or woody fragrances, giving them a bright edge that feels fresh but still carries warmth. That makes it a perfect fit for early winter, when we are craving comfort and sparkle at the same time. It is easy to mix up Pink Peppercorn with black pepper, especially when s...

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