Sweet Clover Absolute no_reg Cote d'Ivoire)

Cote d'Ivoire)

The lower santalol content (20–40% versus Indian's 70–90%) creates a distinctly different olfactory profile: fresher

To bring out the spiced notes I recommend Firmenich's Pretty Oud

Ylang-Ylang

70% and 90% Methyl Cis Dihydrojasmonate respectively

Sweet Clover Absolute no_reg Cote d'Ivoire)Opening with a profoundly coumarinic and edible tonka note with a curious seminal nuance, the herbaceous nature of this absolute becomes more obvious as it dries down. Known as Melilot in classical perfumery, this is a new offering from Biolandes and at a massive 15% allowance under IFRA 51 it clearly positions itself as a great alternative to tonka bean absolute. Sweet Clover Absolute is extremely refined, offering not just the gourmand and agrestic