Pineapple Blossom
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Faintly floral, green, and barely perceptible. Pineapple flowers have almost no scent -- the note is a perfumer's invention, bridging the tropical fruit with a delicate floral quality.
- Type
- Accord
- Olfactive family
- Florals
- Subfamily
- Green florals
- Cluster
- Green-fresh florals
- Source
- flower
- Chemical class
- fantasy note (accord)
Scent
The Full Story
Did You Know?
A pineapple is technically a multiple fruit formed from the fusion of 100-200 individual flowers into a single structure. Each hexagonal segment on the skin was once a separate flower. The entire growing process takes 18-24 months from planting to harvest.
Extraction & Chemistry
Extraction method
Not extracted. Pineapple flowers have no viable aromatic yield. Fantasy accord.
- Formula
- N/A — complex flower material
- CAS
- N/A — no single CAS (flower)
- Botanical
- Ananas comosus (L.) Merr.
- Appearance
- Small lavender to reddish-purple flowers emerging from the pineapple crown
- Odour strength
- Medium
- Synonyms
- ANANAS COMOSUS FLOWER PINEAPPLE FLOWER
Not applicable: accord or concept, not a single material
- Note
- Rare in perfumery — typically reproduced as an accord rather than extracted.
In Perfumery
Top-to-heart note in tropical-floral and delicate-fruity compositions. Functions as a light, floral interpretation of pineapple -- less fruity, less aggressive. Built from transparent tropical florals, trace pineapple esters, and clean musks.