Nougat
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Toasted almonds, cooked honey, and egg-white chew. Nougat smells like a Montelimar slab cracked open -- nutty, warm, with a caramelised sweetness that is denser than marzipan.
- Type
- Accord
- Olfactive family
- Gourmand
- Subfamily
- Caramel notes
- Cluster
- Classic gourmands
- Source
- Imaginative accord inspired by the sweet almond-honey-vanilla confection
Scent
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Extraction & Chemistry
Extraction method
No extraction -- nougat is a fantasy gourmand accord. Reconstructed from benzaldehyde, furfural, phenylacetic acid, ethyl maltol, and toasted-nut pyrazines.
- Formula
- N/A — olfactory accord
- CAS
- N/A — olfactory accord
- Botanical
- N/A — confectionery accord (honey, almond, vanilla)
- Appearance
- N/A — olfactory concept in perfumery
- Odour strength
- Medium
- Synonyms
- NOUGATINE TURRÓN
Not applicable: accord or concept, not a single material
- Note
- Olfactory accord evoking nougat confection. Built from almond, honey, vanilla, and tonka bean notes in perfumery
In Perfumery
Nougat is a gourmand heart-note accord built from benzaldehyde (almond), furfural (toasted), phenylacetic acid (honey), ethyl maltol (caramel), and pyrazines (roasted depth). It provides structured sweetness: the toasted-nut backbone prevents shapeless saccharinity. The note works in gourmand, almond-themed, and confectionery compositions alongside honey, vanilla, and dried fruit accords.