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SugarLoaf Pineapple
SugarLoaf Pineapple perfume ingredient
CategoryFRUITS, VEGETABLES AND NUTS
Subcategoryfruity · tropical · sweet
Origin
VolatilityHeart Note
BotanicalAnanas comosus
AppearanceColorless to pale yellow clear liquid
Odor StrengthMedium
Producing CountriesBenin, Brazil, South Africa
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Intensely sweet, low-acid pineapple with a honeyed, almost caramelized tropical character.

  1. Scent
  2. The Full Story
  3. Fun Fact
  4. Extraction & Chemistry
  5. In Perfumery
  6. See Also

Scent

SugarLoaf Pineapple presents a sweet, fruity aroma that is both juicy and bright. Its scent is, like sun-ripened tropical fruit, bursting with freshness and sweetness. The aroma evokes images of warm beaches and tropical paradises.

Scent Evolution

Upon inhalation, the initial impact is a bright, succulent sweetness that is less acidic than other pineapple varieties. The fragrance develops into a richer, fuller scent that maintains its tropical essence while introducing subtle nuances of green freshness, like the plant's leaves. This complexity allows for a layered olfactory experience that captivates the senses.

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The Full Story

SugarLoaf Pineapple, a variety of the common pineapple, is known for exceptionally sweet flavor and aromatic qualities. This tropical fruit, originating from the Caribbean and parts of South America, has found its way into various culinary and fragrance applications. The SugarLoaf variety is particularly noted for its smooth texture and lower acidity, which enhances its sweetness.

Origin and Production

In perfumery, SugarLoaf Pineapple has a lively and refreshing note that adds a tropical flair to fragrances. Its scent profile, characterized by a sweet and juicy aroma, captures the essence of sun-soaked days and rich landscapes. This fruit's rich history dates back centuries when it was first cultivated by indigenous peoples, and it has since become a staple in both culinary and fragrant applications around the globe.

Chemistry and Scent Profile

Sourcing of SugarLoaf Pineapple typically occurs in regions with warm climates, where the fruit thrives in well-drained soil and ample sunlight. This careful cultivation process ensures the quality of the fruit and preserves its aromatic characteristics, which are essential for creating fine perfumes. The SugarLoaf variety is valued for its distinctive scent, which is less common in other pineapple types.

Role in Perfumery

As the demand for innovative and fragrance components grows, SugarLoaf Pineapple continues to carve its niche In perfumery, known for its ability to evoke feelings of warmth and joy. The fruit appears in both summer and tropical-themed fragrances.

Chemical Properties

SugarLoaf Pineapple (CAS: 68917-26-0). Specific Gravity: 1.29000 to 1.29500 @ 20.00 °C. Refractive Index: 1.44550 @ 20.00 °C.

Did You Know?

SugarLoaf Pineapple is known for its exceptionally sweet flavor, often considered the sweetest variety of pineapple available.

Did You Know?

Did you know?
SugarLoaf Pineapple is known for its exceptionally sweet flavor, often considered the sweetest variety of pineapple available.

Extraction & Chemistry

Extraction method: Cold pressing of the fruit or distillation methods (if applicable)

Molecular FormulaN/A - natural fruit (key aroma: ethyl 2-methylbutanoate)
CAS Number68917-26-0
Botanical NameAnanas comosus
IFRA StatusNo known restrictions
SynonymsSweet Pineapple, Pineapple Sugarloaf
Physical Properties
Odor StrengthMedium
AppearanceColorless to pale yellow clear liquid
Specific Gravity1.29000 to 1.29500 @ 20.00 °C.
Refractive Index1.44550 @ 20.00 °C.

In Perfumery

In perfumery, SugarLoaf Pineapple is predominantly utilized as a heart note because of its rich and juicy characteristics.

See Also

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