A rare and complex floral absolute with a deep violet-like character intertwined with fruity, hay-like and tea nuances. Opens green and slightly spicy with a distinct freesia-meets-violet-leaf quality, developing into a soft woody-tobacco warmth with apricot and beeswax facets.AI · claude-opus-4-7
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Perfume and Flavor Materials of Natural Origin, page 82.
The extract is an unctuous, dark green concrete of boronia.
The odor of the dark green and somewhat viscous absolute is fresh, fruity-green, sweet tea-like, slightly spicy-herbaceous (reminiscent of cinnamon and tobacco leaf). The main body notes display a tremendously rich and tenacious floral undertone of warm, woody-sweet character.
Boronia Absolute is used in flavor work where it imparts a unique body and natural richness to many fruit essences, e.g. raspberry, strawberry, plum, peach (it blends excellently with undecanolide and nonanolide).
Boronia Absolute is used in high class floral perfumes and bases, e.g. violet, mimosa, cassie, honeysuckle, sweet pea, etc., and it blends well with sage clary, bergamot, costus, sandalwood, helichrysum, amylcinnamic aldehyde, linalool, salicylates, etc.
The extraction process is completed in the factory. An absolute is produced by alcohol washing of the concrete.