black currant bud absolute

Odor: fruity and also has sulfurous and animalic notes, giving it a lasting, sparkling character

Use: Blackcurrant is a bushy perennial shrub that grows one to two meters high. Its botanical name is Ribes nigrum L. Native to the colder regions of the Northern Hemisphere, blackcurrant is now mainly grown in Poland and England, along with the Burgundy and Loire Valley regions of France. The large, bright-green leaves are divided into five lobes with finely serrated tips. The underside of each leaf is covered with odoriferous glands containing the potent, fruity fragrance characteristic of blackcurrant. In springtime, the plant becomes covered with small green flowers forming hanging clusters, which give way to juicy, black berries to be harvested in summer. Blackcurrant grows wild in cool regions, as the plant’s buds need cold enough temperatures to properly develop. The leaf buds are what are used to produce our 100% pure and natural French blackcurrant bud absolute. These very fragrant parts are harvested in January and February and processed into concrete by extraction with volatile solvents. The absolute is then obtained by ethanol extraction of the concrete. Just as with cognac or davana, it exudes a fruity fragrance and also has sulfurous and animalic notes, giving it a lasting, sparkling character.

Odor: sulfered family / boxtree, fruity, green

Use: Blackcurrant buds are a specialized product of the Burgundy region of France, having developed as an outgrowth of that province's long-standing tradition of cultivating the plant for its fruit. Each year two cooperatives produce about 30 tons of buds derived from three varieties of blackcurrant. The crop occupies approximately 300 ha. tended by some 100 members of the cooperatives. The harvesting is completely mechanized, which has allowed this industry to withstand competition from Eastern Europe. The harvest lasts from December through February, and the buds are extracted in our workshops in Le Sen and Valreas (France).

100% Pure & Natural, Kosher

Odor: Fruity, green, fresh, sulfur

Odor: POWERFUL,GREEN,FRUITY,SPICY,WOODY

Flavor: Blackcurrant syrup, fruity, juice, slighty green

for flavor

Flavor: Mint olibanum rosemary woody

Provides nice fruity nuances to any berry. It can also be used in tropical fruits such as mango and maracuja to provide a nice natural effect

Flavor: Catty, green, sulphury

for fragrance

Odor: Its fruity notes, with green and specific sulfurous hints, impart a sparkling and long lasting effect

Use: Blackcurrant buds are used essentially in FineFragrance.

KOSHER

Flavor: Very authentic fruity taste, long lasting and very full bodied sulfury and minty note

Odor: powerful spicy-wood

Use: Adam Michael has this to say “Blackcurrant Bud Absolute is obtained from the buds of the plant, and this material comes from the Burgundy region of France. Harvest time is from December through to early February. This absolute is of a thick treacle viscosity and dark green in colour. In dilution at 50% I detect a spiced fruit cocktail with a hint of sugar sweetness, a lot of green character throughout and a rainbow of floral wonderment. I also clearly detect a strained, slightly acidic and somewhat cleansing green tea note from the middle stages onwards.”

KOSHER

Flavor: Very authentic fruity taste, long lasting and very full bodied sulfury and minty note

Odor: Fruity and powerful note of crushed blackcurrant leaves with both an acid and liquorish twist

Odor: Clearer and more acidulous than the absolute with an enhanced fruity character overcoming the green leafy aspect

Odor: Green Fruity Sulfur

Use: Blackcurrant buds are mainly produced in the famous French region of Burgundy. The buds are picked in January. For many years the crop was hand-picked. Well-recognised for its high content in antioxidants and vitamins, the British government during World War II encouraged its cultivation, as foods rich in vitamin C were almost impossible to find.

on carrier TEC

100% Pure & Natural, Kosher

Odor: Fruity, green, fresh, sulfur

Pure & Nat

Odor: Beautiful balance of sweet/tart notes

Use: Use in perfume blends which require an unusual fruity aroma. Inhale for exhausted adrenal glands - This product is diluted at 33% in Fractionated Coconut Oil

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