03/07/2020: The following materials are now back in stock, Carnation Absolute, Mango Leaf wholesale weights, Cognac White E.O, Amyris E.O, Angelica Root CO2, Ylang Extra E.O, Tunisian Orange Blossom Abs, Liquorice Tincture 20%, Myrrh E.O, Marjoram Sweet Leaf CO2, Verbena True E.O, Seaweed Abs, Turkish Rose Concrete, Saffron Oleo Resin, Kava Kava CO2 (no longer produced/last ever batch) and Rhatanay Root CO2. We now also offer Magnolia LEAF E.O/Alba michelia E.O. Plus, Cardamom Select CO2 and Nutmeg CO2 are now back in stock and both are organic certified. We are now closed for a rest. All orders we may receive will be dispatched from Monday July 6th. Thanks, Adam : ) Dismiss
Adam Michael has this to say “The aroma of strawberry furanone is candy shop strawberry sweet throughout and this isolate naturally occurs in many foods including coffee, mangos, pineapples, roasted almonds and of course strawberries. Offered by Hermitage in pourable form by diluting the material to 25% in DPG. Useful material for imparting a fun and playful nuance within rich berry accords, chocolate and coffee themes, pairs well with blood orange and is a must for building strawberry accords.”
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Yuliya Y (verified owner) –
Powerful sugary sweetness. It reminds me a candy floss. This can add a pure sweetness of white sugar to any composition, and you would need a tiny drop.
Robert (verified owner) –
My first impression from the bottle was ‘this isn’t strawberry!’ it smelled more like a slightly fruity creamy coffee but not strawberry enough to be recognized as such to my nose. Upon dilution and blended with other things I was astounded by how much it came to life… this is bright sparkling summer strawberry realness, like strawberry jelly with real strawberries set in to it. Use very sparingly.
Per Filipsson (verified owner) –
Whoa, this is powerful stuff. It has no resemblance to actual strawberry aroma, but is a highly sugary, and a bit burnt scent with extreme power and longevity. Be careful, as even a tiny trace can be overpowering in a blend. It can even dominate otherwise strong materials. So I can recommend diluting it into 0.1 or even 0.01%, as you will hardly ever need it in large amounts. Very useful for its ability to add mature sweetness, and also a bit of a burned effect in many blends.
gergely.e.nagy (verified owner) –
This reminds me more of caramelized sugar than it would a fruit! It’s easy to overdo it with this one, it has to be used wisely, too many times I have combined it with retro materials like a ylang2 or carnation and ended up in a pensioner’s boudoir. I recommend to use it with coffee to amp your gourmands, beta ionone to give it more raspberry-like facets, or cis-3-hexanol if you want something sour and green.