Growing up in Colorado, my younger brother and I would enjoy the fruits of the land. You could smell the sweet honeysuckle everywhere. We would pick the flowers, and suckle on the dewy drops released from them. Fast forward many years later, and now I can enjoy the sweet smell of Texas honeysuckle. It's a bit different from the vines in Colorado, as I recall. This blend is reminiscent of the Colorado honeysuckle. It is honeysuckle nectar, and warm, sweet cream.
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