A soft, honeyed white-floral absolute from black locust blossoms. Delicate and slightly powdery with a green, waxy petal facet and a mild orange-blossom-like sweetness. Refined and quiet rather than heady.AI · claude-opus-4-7
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Perfume and Flavor Materials of Natural Origin, page 339.
The odor of Robinia Pseudacacia absolute is somewhat reminiscent of the absolutes of mimosa or cassie, but it has an orange flower sharpness, and a sweeter, spicier dryout than the two mentioned materials.
The outstanding tenacity and highly versatile character of the odor of this perfume material should make it an interesting item for almost all types of floral, floral-aldehydic and Oriental-floral perfume types, particularly lilac, jasmin variations, lily, appleblossom, rose variations, etc.