I purchased a bottle of Clubman Virgin Island Bay Rum. The ingredients do not include oil from the bay tree, Pimenta racemosa. I guess the oil is too expensive for a Pinaud product. What it does contain are compounds that give it a cinnamon and clove fragrance (cinnimal and eugenal among them). Anyway, the fragrance is fleeting to me. Do products made with bay oil have a longer-lasting fragrance? By the way, the bay tree is toxic, so don't ingest your bay rum!
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