Guest guest Posted June 5, 2006 Report Posted June 5, 2006 Hi Butch, Speaking of Rose Otto, I think you mentioned some time ago rose otto from certain regions tends to be of lesser quality (Russian rose). I have smelled several kinds, but I have not had the opportunity to test as many rose ottos as I would like, so I would say I am still learning about them (I will be a student for most of my career - never want to stop learning!) - and yes, as I have opportunity to smell the better stuff I can appreciate the difference! Other than instinctually detecting a more " fine " odor, can you pass along what would constitute the odor of a good quality rose otto as opposed to a lesser one? How about the appearance (such as solidifying in cold temps)? Certainly, experience is the best teacher... Thanks!! Quote
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