Tea Green SFE EA (Firmenich)
4.80 out of 5
(10 customer reviews)
$12.00 – $190.50Price range: $12.00 through $190.50
Firmenich Code 987766
Note – This product contains some water and may not be fully soluble in alcohol or oils when used at higher levels.
CAS# 68916-73-4
Odor Description – An aldehydic, green, oily and woody aroma with herbal and seaweed notes.
Description
Firmenich Code 987766
CAS# 68916-73-4
Odor Description – An aldehydic, green, oily and woody aroma with herbal and seaweed notes.
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 5g, 25g, 60g, 200g |
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SunnyMan –
Outstanding material for those looking to recreate an easy green tea note in a single material. This material may seem weak in odor strength from the bottle, but be surprised in how it performs in a blend. Can be used for subtle clean-herbal accents in small amounts, or a full on green tea vibe in larger doses. This is something everyone should have in their organ.
Mark Sage –
Having tried for years to make a decent tea base, I’m very impressed with all these bases. However, i was put off at first by the ‘aldehydic’ descriptor. Don’t worry, it’s not accurate – I would say “nutty” (walnut or pecan) instead. Smells more like the dried leaves than brewed tea, not an exact match but certainly a good impression and not noticeably artificial.
Amer –
The best green tea I ever tried .
Adam –
Beautiful dry, warm green tea base!
Marco Morales –
A bitter, penetrating, yet very natural smelling green tea, use with caution as it can easily overpower a blend.
junya –
This has a wonderful aroma close to real green tea.
I will probably continue to use this.
mikeharinen –
The most wonderful replication of the smell of a matcha powder. It’s dry, green, and almost like burying your nose in a freshly opened bag of matcha. I can’t recommend it enough if you’re looking to add a realistic green tea note to a composition.
piotr.sunderland –
Lovely, fresh quiet, complex. Addictive when blended 1:10 with Hedione HC.
1871102655 –
Lovely!It’s real green tea, slightly fruity, light but powerful.
You think you can´t use too much in a blend.
Very pleasant.
jun0912jun0912 –
An exceptionally realistic green tea note with remarkable freshness and clarity. Crisp, slightly vegetal, and delicately sweet, it captures the aroma of freshly brewed green tea without becoming overly grassy or synthetic.