Appearance: Cloudy golden colour, sediment present. Nose: Honey clearly dominates the aromatic expression, accompanied by delicate floral notes and a few more controversial touches of sulphur. Palate: The attack is soft and sweet, faithful to the olfactory promises with a well-assumed honey predominance. The unctuous texture embraces the palate, while floral and menthol nuances add a certain complexity to the whole. The finish lingers pleasantly on round, sweet tones, although some may find the expression a little stifling. Overall impression: A liqueur that fully assumes its honeyed character with a satisfactory balance, despite an unattractive visual aspect and a few controversial notes.