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Yumberry

FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND NUTS  /  fruity · fresh · green
Yumberry
Yumberry perfume ingredient
CategoryFRUITS, VEGETABLES AND NUTS
Subcategoryfruity · fresh · green
Origin
VolatilityTop Note
BotanicalMorella rubra
AppearanceNo standard commercial essential oil; fruity accord note
Odor StrengthHigh
Producing CountriesChina
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A Chinese bayberry with a wine-dark, sweet-tart flavor. Myrica rubra — fragile and staining.

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

Scent

Yumberry presents a lively and tart aroma, like a blend of raspberryand cranberry, with a hint of earthiness. Its scent is both sweet and tangy, like summer fruits, and carries a refreshing quality that invigorates the senses. The fruit's fragrance smells juicy and full-bodied, with a subtle green undertone that supports complexity.

Scent Evolution

When incorporated into a fragrance, yumberry can carries memories of sun-drenched orchards and rich landscapes. Its fruity sweetness is balanced by a slight acidity. The overall effect is uplifting and energizing.

Evolution over time

Immediately

Immediately

Bright and tart with fruity sweetness
After a few hours

After a few hours

Sweetness begins to mellow, revealing subtle earthy notes
After a few days

After a few days

Soft, lingering sweetness with a hint of freshness

The Full Story

Yumberry, also known as Yangmei or Chinese bayberry, is a small, round fruit native to East Asia, particularly found in China. Historically, it has been cultivated for centuries, both for its culinary uses and for its health benefits. The fruit grows on evergreentreesand is known for its taste and for its distinct and bright arom a. In traditional Chinese culture, yumberry has been known for rich nutritional content and appears in herbal remedies.

Origin and Production

in perfumery, yumberry is emerging as an intriguing note, known for its bright, fruity character. Its particular profile brings a refreshing quality to fragrances. As the global fragrance market continues to explore diverse and unique ingredients, yumberry is finding its place in the hearts of both perfumers and fragrance enthusiasts alike.

Chemistry and Scent Profile

The sourcing of yumberry is primarily from its native regions in China, where it is harvested during the summer months. The fruit is often consumed fresh, but it is also processed into juices, jams, and even fermented beverages. This versatility highlights its culinary appeal and its aromatic potential. The increasing interest in niche perfumery has led to a resurgence in the appreciation for yumberry, as it brings a unique twist to more traditional fragrance compositions.

Did You Know?

Yumberry is considered a superfruit because of high antioxidant content and health benefits.

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Did You Know?

Did you know?
Yumberry is considered a superfruit because of high antioxidant content and health benefits.

Extraction & Chemistry

Extraction method: Cold-pressed or solvent extraction from the fruit

Molecular FormulaN/A — olfactory accord
CAS NumberN/A — olfactory accord
Botanical NameMorella rubra
IFRA StatusNo known restrictions
SynonymsYANGMEI · CHINESE BAYBERRY
Physical Properties
Odor StrengthHigh
AppearanceNo standard commercial essential oil; fruity accord note

In Perfumery

Yumberry typically is a top note in fragrance formulations, bringing a burst of freshness and vibrancy to the blend. Its bright, fruity character works with a variety of other notes, including citrus, florals, and even spices. When combined with other fruity elements, yumberry enhances the overall juiciness of the compositi on, while its tartness can help to balance sweeter accords.

From the raw to the worn

This is what it becomes.