Sharp, fresh, terpenelike, somewhat perfumery-fruity citrus-type odor. Very volatile with poor tenacity, but shows increasing sweetness on drying out, the notes becoming more orang…

Fresh, sweet, not very rich odor, very poor in tenacity. Only freshly produced or well preserved oils have fresh odors. Distilled oils become rancid or oxidized more quickly than e…

Very fresh, terpeney, peppery-lemony, with a woody-balsamic background note. The odor bears some similarity to that of dill weed oil.

Light, fresh, lemon-like, peppery odor which later dries out into a balsamic, slightly green-woody and sweet-spicy, pleasant note. Responsible for the fresh-lemony, peppery odor of…

Sweet, but very fresh-spicy, herbaceous, basil-like odor. The dryout note is peculiar, winey-herbaceous and sweet, resembling the odor of powdered licorice root. Also resembles mor…

Type: Cineole type with peculiar sweet dryout, less unpleasant low-aldehydic topnote than pharmaceutical eucalyptus oils. Variety B: Fresh, very powerful peppery-camphoraceous, ple…

Strong and very fresh, rosy-citronella-like odor and a sweet, balsamic-floral dryout note.

Almost indistinguishable from that of the Eucalyptus Australiana type oil.

Somewhat harsh topnote and a prolonged, sweetterpeney dryout. The Cineole body-note is similar to that of other eucapharma oils.

Intensely fresh, fruity-rosy initial odor, sweet-rosy and fruity-woody body notes and a pleasant, sweet, faint-woody dryout. Considerable difference in odor characteristics between…

Strong but somewhat sweet-camphoraceous and fresh-cooling odor. Its dryout on a perfume blotter is distinctly different from that of a Globulus or similar oil: it is not woody-swee…

Fresh Cineole type of odor, quite similar to the odor of other Eucapharma oils.

Sweet and fresh, fruity-lemony odor. The particular odor of this oil makes it immediately interesting for use in fresh-rosy types of soap perfumes.

Very fresh, strong, herbaceous-minty, but not very bitter odor (in contrast to the American type).

Intensely fresh, rich and sweet, peel-like odor, perhaps more lemon-like than the odor of distilled lime oil, but also mellower and somewhat 'perfumery'. The tenacity of the fragra…

Fresh-camphoraceous and spicy-woody odor reminiscent of laurel leaf oil, cardamom oil, ginger oil, etc., with a distinct cineole-like topnote and a warm undertone of rich and spicy…

Spicy-balsamic, warm, yet fresh odor.

Intensely green, fresh-leafy odor with a dry-woody undertone of balsamic, bark like character. Very striking description often heard is 'like green peppers or tossed green salad'. …

Fresh-citrusy, rather sweet odor. The odor resembles that of sweet orange oil to a certain degree, but also has notes in common with bitter orange oil. No longer has the bitterness…

Fresh, sweet citronella-palmarosa-like odor with a tealeaf-like, rich herbaceous undertone. The latter note is quite predominant, or even unpleasant, in certain lots of the oil. So…

Fresh, yet warm, rich-balsamic, woody-sweet and pine-needle-like odor.

Intensely sweet, balsamic-resinous, yet fresh and somewhat fruity odor.

Sweet-balsamic, fresh-turpentine-like odor

Fresh citrusy, somewhat bitter-leafy odor with a sweet and floral undertone. The odor resembles that of lemon petitgrain oil.

Fresh, lemon-terpene-like odor.

Very strong, fresh-aromatic odor, reminiscent of myrtle leaf oil, eucalyptus smithii, eucalyptus dives, elemi oil, cajuput oil, etc.

Warm camphoraceous and spicy odor, reminiscent of myrtle, juniperberry, hyssop, Comoro-basil, cajuput and similar oils.

Fresh, strong but sweet, aromatic-camphoraceous, somewhat spicy-medicinal odor. The dryout notes are sweet, pleasant and slightly spicy, unlike those of eucalyptus, cajuput and, to…

Thinner odor with less body than green concrètes. White concrètes show substantial difference from green ones. Partially decolorized versions offer better odor performance than ful…