Drupal 8.x

In my store type, I created a field_professionnel_cgv field. I want to display an alternative text if this field is empty using TWIG.

I tested the code below but it doesn't work.

How to display an alternative text if the field is empty ?

{% if store.field_professionnel_cgv is not empty %}
  {{ store.field_professionnel_cgv }}
{% else %}
 ...
{% endif %}

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