Sichuan Pepper CO2 Extract (Robertet)
$13.50 – $330.00
CAS# 102242-62-6
Odor Description – Courtesy of Robertet – Spicy, rising, fresh, zesty-bergamot/mandarin, powerful, metallic, warm. Gives lift to floral notes.
Supercritical CO2 extraction process preserves light compounds and mitigates the green color from the pepper.
Note: Perfumer Supply House is strictly a reseller and not in any way an agent or distributor of Robertet materials.
Description
CAS# 102242-62-6
Odor Description – Courtesy of Robertet – Spicy, rising, fresh, zesty-bergamot/mandarin, powerful, metallic, warm. Gives lift to floral notes.
Supercritical CO2 extraction process preserves light compounds and mitigates the green color from the pepper.
Note: Perfumer Supply House is strictly a reseller and not in any way an agent or distributor of Robertet materials.
4 reviews for Sichuan Pepper CO2 Extract (Robertet)
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Susan Farber –
Received a sample of this and was instantly reminded of Bergamot, but with more complexity. It has many facets, including citrus, spice, and floral. I have the EO version which is linear and subdued. I can’t wait to experiment with this lovely oil
Yankiel –
A light, yet absolutely exquisite material. Definitely a Top note. Sichuan pepper CO2 surprised me with its multi-faceted odor profile, harmony, and delicacy. Here you’ll find notes of citrus (bergamot, orange, mandarin), nuances of exotic white flowers (ginger-lily, plumeria, tuberose, neroli), spices (cardamom, galangal, pepper), olibanum, and basil.
Use this material with abandon in fresh Orientals, exotic florals, Eaux Fraiches, neo- chypres, high class gourmands, and even in a baby’s fragrance… Yes, this product is that tender smelling! …Thank you Christine! : )
nolang –
It’s really nice! Smells exactly like Sichuan peppercorns! Much more true compared to the essential oil. It’s very thick stuff, I would imagine that it’s pretty tenacious. It might work well to extend bergamot or just to add a beautiful, unique spiciness. It could go well with oud also. I will probably use it with Viridiflorol in an oud accord Im working on. Thanks Christine!
alberto.florea –
Now this was a surprise, a pleasant one to be precise! It starts of with a mix of spices and citruses but also I can detect some berries notes. It is a complex one, at least in the first hour or so, not too much in the peppery direction but more in the fruity one, it’s not so sharp but it’s sparkly, I can also detect some cardamom notes. After that hour, the sparkling goes a bit and what remains is a really nice bergamot but with hints of spices. As it was mentioned, a good material to extend the bergamot and the tenacity of it is very good, 10 hours on the smelling strip and still going but now it has a dusty and dry facets.