bergamot
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- noun
- /ˈbɜrɡəˌmɒt/
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bergamota
- Even smells were more distinct: the scent of bergamot hung tentlike over two old ladies pouring tea from a thermos.
- bergamot oil
- scent of bergamot
- wild bergamot
The scent itself is amber, bergamot and Patchouli.
- The scent itself is amber, bergamot and Patchouli.
- It says amber, vanilla, cashmere, bergamot, pink pepper, Birch.
- Basically notes of crisp winter air, bergamot, heirloom mahogany, and soft Musk.
- So it's kind of strange like that bergamot smell, which is very specific.
- So this has notes of Sicilian bergamot, velvet gardenia, Egyptian Jasmine.
- The notes are bergamot, iris, Patchouli.
- And this time of year there's quite a few bergamots.
- It has the Comforter bubble bar sent with black currant, citrusy bergamot and earthy Cypress.
- So using lavender citrus oils like bergamot and lemon ylang ylang, these oils have been shown in medical studies both on animals and in humans both.
- It's Frisia Frisia Frisia bergamot, powdered sugar, Raspberry and vanilla.
- Honestly, I feel like if I if I hadn't sat down, it would have knocked me over with just a wave of what I can get is like a sort of rose petal bergamot.
Examples
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The aroma of bergamot enhances the flavor of Earl Grey tea.
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I used a combination of grapefruit and bergamot essential oils for a light and refreshing fragrance.
Blog text (27) -
So it's kind of strange like that bergamot smell, which is very specific.
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Is this bergamot I'm getting, Chef?
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The notes are bergamot, iris, Patchouli.
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The scent itself is amber, bergamot and Patchouli.
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Basically notes of crisp winter air, bergamot, heirloom mahogany, and soft Musk.
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The largest bottle of that bergamot-scented cologne Antonia adored.
Fiction book (1996) -
This is the Bliss Vanilla in bergamot body buff with Shea butter and sweet almond oil.
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The squat brown teapot on the table exhaled a fragrant ghost of bergamot over the eggshell-white cloth with its fringe of crocheted lacework.
Fiction book (2000)
Synonyms
A small Italian tree with pear-shaped fruit whose oil flavors tea and makes perfume
A small citrus tree from Italy with pear-shaped fruit whose oil flavors tea and perfumes
Compounds
A small citrus tree from Italy with pear-shaped fruit whose oil flavors tea and perfumes
How Aromatic
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bergamot comes from Italian bergamotto and probably from Turkish beğ armudu, which means 'prince's pear', because the fruit is small and pear-shaped. So its sweet, fresh oil became a popular scent for perfumes and a flavor in Earl Grey tea.