In the 1930s thousands of tons of jasmine were grown in Grasse, but today that number has fallen to around 20 due to cheaper alternatives arriving from overseas. To the “noses” of the perfume world however, the jasmine produced in Grasse is like no other. This is Mr. Mul and his field of jasmine.
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