Indian Tuberose (Polianthes tuberosa) Absolute

Botanical Name: Polianthes Tuberosa Extraction method: Using organic solvents. Country of origin: Concrete is produced in India and then processed in France to extract the absolute. To produce one gram of tuberose absolute, between 2 and 3 kilograms of fresh flowers are needed. At the opening, fresh green and slightly herbaceous notes can be perceived, which quickly evolve towards the white floral heart, very sweet, creamy with a milky appearance. It has a subtle indolic nuance, which provides an animal and slightly "dirty" complexity. I also perceive fruity facets, reminiscent of ripe peach or even coconut, adding sweetness and roundness. Sometimes (depending on the dilution) I can detect a slight camphoraceous or mentholated touch. As it evolves, warm balsamic notes and a honey-like sweetness emerge. Tuberose absolute is characterized by its high intensity and projection. Its aroma is narcotic and intoxicating, capable of filling a room with its opulent presence.