Sharp, penetrating, bitter-green, foliage-like and powerfully herbaceous with a sweet-balsamic, tenacious undertone.

Resembles that of the parent green absolute. The sweetness and rich body can be impaired by the decolorizing process, but when skillful partial decolorization is carried out, the p…

Heavy-sweet, coumarin-like, rich herbaceous odor. Immediate odor-similarity to shag tobacco. Various species present modifications from green-sharp herbaceous to intensely vanilla-…

Very fresh, sweet and anisic odor, reminiscent of Texas goldenrod oil. The odor also resembles that of estragon but it is less green-herbal than this. There is finally some resembl…

Light and fresh, warm-spicy and reminiscent of caraway and spearmint, although less sharp.

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…

Sweet-anisic, green-spicy, slightly celery-like odor, very similar to that of the fresh herb.

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

Intensely sweet-herbaceous, coumarinic, honeylike, slightly woody-floral with a peculiar licorice-like undertone. The heavy and fruity sweetness is sometimes compared to that of bl…

Strong peppery-terpeney odor, reminiscent of dillweed and elemi, and with a camphoraceous phellandrene-like dryout note, not exactly pleasant. The odor bears some resemblance to th…

Intensely sweet, spicy, protein like, soup-like and caramellic odor from comminuted seed. The characteristic odor is a celery-like spicyness, a coumarinic-balsamic sweetness and an…

Delicately sweet-green, herbaceous and somewhat woody odor with a mossy undertone.

Very sweet, herbaceous, tobacco-like and coumarinic odor. The odor is so rich and so complex that one can keep on finding notes in it. However, the overall fragrance is a sweet, li…

Intensely sweet, coumarinic-haylike and heavy herbaceous odor. Has no mossy notes, but has a certain fatty-rootlike undertone reminiscent of elecampane and mimosa. Not floral, but …

Extremely intense obnoxious odor, to a certain degree reminiscent of garlic, but with a predominant mercaptane-like note which masks the delicate, although strong and highly diffus…

Intensely earthy herbaceous, somewhat sharp-rosy, foliage-green odor and great tenacity.

Intensely sweet, herbaceous-coumarin-like odor with a fresh-fruity undertone. In pure and undiluted state, the sweetness and odor-intensity is almost sickening, nauseating. The dry…

Peculiar tea-leaf-like odor due to micro-percentages of essential oil. Herbaceous-foliage type note of dry tea-leaves.

Powerful and extremely sweet, quite diffusive, coumarin-like and faintly herbaceous, very uniform and tenacious. The undertone is almost jam-like sweet, reminiscent of figs or pres…

Delightfully sweet-herbaceous, tea-like fragrance, reminiscent of the odor of sage clary, wet tea leaves and hay. The undertone and the dryout are almost floral-woody, but remain s…

Sweet-floral, somewhat fruity-herbaceous odor.

Strongly herbaceous, but also intensely sweet odor. Only upon dilution to about 1% or weaker, the odor seems to resemble that of heliotrope flowers. The flowers emit a very sweet o…

Flowers smell extremely sweet, delicately floral and tealike, reminiscent of boronia and chloranthus spicatus oils. The attar is somewhat medicinal, phenolic or bitter, but with a …

Intensely deep-herbaceous, rich and green-spicy odor with a peculiar and characteristic "bitter"-leafy undertone, distinct and tenacious. A valerian-like topnote develops in older …

Faintly sweet, woody-spicy and somewhat bitter odor, reminiscent of cedarwood, Texas. Sharp, cedar-like note with a rich, tea-like, herbaceous-woody undertone.

Powerful, somewhat sharp, but sweet-camphoraceous odor, and with a warm-aromatic, spicy undertone.

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…

Warm-herbaceous, camphoraceous, with a similarity to hop oil and tansy oil. The odor varies significantly according to the age of the oil. Usually difficult or impossible to percei…

Intensively herbaceous-green, or bark-green odor, and a rich, sweet-bitter foliage-extract undertone. Among the most interesting 'green' or 'foliage'-like natural materials.

Sweet-herbaceous, somewhat fruity, not exactly pleasant odor; the odor tones out later on in a tea-like, somewhat bitter, but quite pleasant undertone.