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Ninety seconds on Bermuda Perfumery
Half an hour covers it, and it is free to walk in and free to be shown round, which makes it the right stop on a wet afternoon. Book the workshop if you want to blend a scent to take home.
The free tour adds a short film, the history room and a look at where the scents are made, in the former servant's quarters. Downstairs, the whole range is out to test beside displays on how a perfume is put together.
The walled garden is planted with flowers that go into the products. On Wednesday and Saturday afternoons it is set for afternoon tea from a local bakery, booked in advance. The workshop, where a perfumer helps you build a scent of your own, is a separate booking.
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