Sauvignone 100 (Takasago)
Price range: $10.00 through $145.50
Synonym: 5-mercapto-5-methylhexan-3-one – 100ppm in triethyl citrate
CAS 851768-51-9 (pure material)/77-93-0 (Triethyl citrate)
Odor Description: Takasago describes this compound as “a natural, powerful and very diffusive earthy green odor reminiscent of fresh soil and morning dew. Personally I see it as more sulfurous and catty, similar to the note found in cassis or buchu oil.
Description
Synonym: 5-mercapto-5-methylhexan-3-one – 100ppm in triethyl citrate
CAS 851768-51-9 (pure material)/77-93-0 (Triethyl citrate)
Odor Description: Takasago describes this compound as “a natural, powerful and very diffusive earthy green odor reminiscent of fresh soil and morning dew. Personally I see it as more sulfurous and catty, similar to the note found in cassis or buchu oil.
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 5g, 25g, 60g, 200g |
6 reviews for Sauvignone 100 (Takasago)
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Marcelo Gallegos –
I have been loving this material. It’s similar to what is described — there is a deep green note to it, perhaps earthy or rooty. I also get fruity nuances, and something distinctly animal about it. Animal mixed with soil. It’s an unusual material, and a little goes a long way. I find it adds a very sexy quality to blends. Works nicely with other green notes so far, but looking forward to exploring other applications.
Tatiana Naumova –
The amazing smell of shoots, leaves and unripe berries of currant. The leaves of the vine, the soil. Long and diffuse. Dilution is not more than 10%, otherwise there will be cats.
Sandy Carr –
I can’t really rate this because I diluted it to 1% and it still smells like armpit to me. Should be interesting to add in the Tiniest amount to earthy fragrances.
Kristen Wegner –
It *is* sulfurous & catty – in high concentration. With significant dilution however, it adds a superb exotic green edge to other fragrances! Be very careful!
Mel –
Great stuff! It definitely has that characteristic catty mercaptan facet of Sauvignon blanc (thus the name) and then some. As others have said, dose carefully.
m_buts –
Absolutely strong and powerful, really helps me with a blackcurrant accord, and a green mango accord, too