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Nerol

The colourless liquid is a monohydric alcohol from the group of terpenes (monoterpene alcohols). It is found in lavender and rose oil and has a fresh, sweet, floral, rosy-citrus smell and taste. The substance is used in the production of vitamins A and E and also in perfumery as a fragrance in rose and flower fragrance compositions. Nerol is similar to geraniol, to which it is isomeric (different structure of the molecules). Nerol and geraniol are among the numerous aroma substances in wine. They are responsible for the typical floral (after roses), muscat-like aroma of wines from the varieties Riesling, Traminer and Muskateller.

Nerol - Lavendel und Rose

Lavender: presumably from Biho, Public domain, Link
Rose
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