Methyl N Methylanthranilate N.I
Mark Evans has this to say “Methyl N Methylanthranilate natural isolate is also known as dimethyl anthranilate which normally has a sweet, artificial grape, port-wine scent. This all-natural isolate obtained from petitgrain, however, at first smells of blackened, grape flavoured citrus peel! The first few minutes is really unusual and quite fascinating. After a short while Methyl N Methylanthranilate natural isolate settles down to sweet grape, fruity, musty, orange blossom, powdery, port-wine scent that dimethyl anthranilate is known for with just a little of the smokiness remaining in there in the background.
Those of you with some fragrance chemical knowledge will be aware that Methyl N Methylanthranilate is useful to use in place of methyl anthranilate to prevent the reaction between MA and aldehydes that results in un-wanted Schiff’s Bases in your formula.”
Extracted from Petitgrain reticulata Blanco essential oil.
2 reviews for Methyl N Methylanthranilate N.I
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Anag (verified owner) –
First, second and third whiff smell kind of like Wintergreen to me. This pungence is present throughout, but mellows a bit as time passes and evolves to a slightly artificial and not overly sweet grape mixed with mostly unindentifiable peel of citruses with a hint of a mandarine rind. After a while the orange blossom emerges, enveloped in the wintergreen-resembling fading bitter spiciness. Quite interesting, but not really to my liking – hence just 4 stars.
Lena B (verified owner) –
This is very beautiful. It reminds my my great grandma’s old stone barn on a rainy day and fermented grape juice she kept in it. Boozy sparkles of grapes in aged wood, slightly medicinal, dry herbs in humid air.