2 reviews for Methyl N Methylanthranilate N.I
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5th June: Lots to discuss today. First by Friday of this week I am releasing – with introductory pricing - Costus Root E.O Signature Gold, Persian Royal Rose Otto, Wild Borneo Oud Kinabalu E.O and 4 year aged Buddha Wood E.O. If I get time I will also get the Tea-plantation Kenyan Rose scented Geranium E.O released as well. Also, I am waiting on delivery now of Cis 3 Hexanol N.I and as soon as it arrives it will be put back into stock.
Another priority job now is addressing the new SDS process and from Wednesday, I am going to spend an hour every evening on this task. Thanks btw to those who have volunteered to help with the testing phase. I will be in touch with you all nearer the time. Again, once set up properly, SDS will only be available to those who have purchased the product. Exceptions again will be wild oud, extraits, tinctures and resins. America is now switched on until 14th June at 3pm Italy time for this month. If the workload situation gets out of hand, all other countries will be put on pause. Written as the USA is a unique client – accounting for nearly half of our workload. Normally not an issue but due to circumstances I am without Eleonora and admit that I struggle running Hermitage alone. Lead-time currently stands at 8-10 working days. Thank you, Adam : )
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€15.00
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.
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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.