TONKA 30%/ETH
Description
The tonka bean is the “almond” contained in the fruit of a South American tree, Dipteryx odorata. It grows wild in the Amazon and Orinoco Basins. The fruits reach maturity in the winter and begin to fall. They are gathered in the forest from February to April. A stone tool is used to break the fruit and collect the bean, which has a brown skin and ivory-colored flesh. In the past few years, tonka bean has been used as a food flavor. It can be grated directly on desserts or macerated in sauces and sweetened creams.
Extraits : Absolute
Origine : VENEZUELA
certifications : ORG
Dipteryx odorata (Aubl.) Willd.
Absolute
VENEZUELA
Code B2970
CAS TSCA 8024-04-2/64-17-5
CAS EINECS 90028-06-1/64-17-5
Origin
The tonka bean is the “almond” contained in the fruit of a South American tree, Dipteryx odorata. It grows wild in the Amazon and Orinoco Basins. The fruits reach maturity in the winter and begin to fall. They are gathered in the forest from February to April. A stone tool is used to break the fruit and collect the bean, which has a brown skin and ivory-colored flesh. In the past few years, tonka bean has been used as a food flavor. It can be grated directly on desserts or macerated in sauces and sweetened creams.
The organic beans, native to Venezuela, are dried for a few weeks before being extracted by Biolandes in France.
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The organic beans, native to Venezuela, are dried for a few weeks before being extracted by Biolandes in France.
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Perfumery
Tonka bean absolute is used mainly in fine perfumery compositions, most often in ambery and fougère accords. It also harmonizes very well with leather, vanilla and tobacco notes. It can also add a natural “gourmand” effect in white flower accords like tuberose and frangipani.
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Tonka bean absolute is used mainly in fine perfumery compositions, most often in ambery and fougère accords. It also harmonizes very well with leather, vanilla and tobacco notes. It can also add a natural “gourmand” effect in white flower accords like tuberose and frangipani.
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