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Tea Keemun SFE EA (Firmenich)

5.00 out of 5
(3 customer reviews)

$12.00$195.00

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Firmenich Code: 987767

Note – This product contains some water and may not be fully soluble in alcohol or oils when used at higher levels.

TEA KEEMUN SFE EA_SDS_US_EN

Odor Description – A floral, fruity, woody aroma with cocoa undertones.

TEA KEEMUN SFE EA_IFRA

TEA KEEMUN SFE EA_ALLERGEN

 

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Description

Firmenich Code: 987767

TEA KEEMUN SFE EA_SDS_US_EN

Odor Description – A floral, fruity, woody aroma with cocoa undertones.

 

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5g, 25g, 60g, 200g

3 reviews for Tea Keemun SFE EA (Firmenich)

  1. 5 out of 5

    Jiangqi Su

    Here’s my personal perceptions of the four black tea ingredients here offered:

    Tea Keemun SFE EA (Firmenich): started with a wonderful aroma of nut and grains. Ended up with an aromatic brewed tea with little fruity and floral facets.

    Tea Extract CO2 (Keemun Type): similar with the Firmenich one, but brighter and less roasty. Weaker and softer.

    Black Tea Robertet: personally I found it to be the weakest one, but the scent itself is delicate. Woody and nutty.

    Beautiful Black Tea Base by PK Perfumery: nothing like the above, it is super aromatic, citrusy, and floral, reminiscent of brewed English tea and orange blossom. Pretty strong and easy to work with.

  2. 5 out of 5

    ashleynatyniak

    I love all 4 of these new Tea materials from Firmenich. So excited about them. The Keemun is fresh yet dark at the same time. Earthy, Smokey, cocoa nuances. Very nice black tea.

  3. 5 out of 5

    Elise Broadway

    As mentioned by other reviewers, this is my favorite of Firmenich’s tea offerings; it immediately evokes the deep, oxidized scent of black tea. Much more multifaceted than all other perfumery ‘teas’ I’ve come in contact with. I’ve fallen in love with its ability to deepen the caramel notes of opoponax, and, as an avid tea-drinker, it truly evokes a freshly opened tin of black tea.

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