Настоянка землі

АкордНАТУРАЛЬНІ Й СИНТЕТИЧНІ, ПОПУЛЯРНІ Й НЕЗВИЧНІземлистий · насичений · теплий
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Зразок
Настоянка землі як парфумерна сировина
Базові ноти
N/A — artisanal tincture (soil macerated in ethanol)
Фантазійний/концептуальний
Визначення

Earth tincture is an artisanal perfumery ingredient made by macerating soil or peat in high-proof ethanol over several weeks. Its scent is characterized by mineral sharpness, wet clay and fungal undertones.

КВІТКОВИЙ ЦИТРУСОВИЙ ЗЕЛЕНИЙ ТЕПЛИЙ СВІЖИЙ МІНЕРАЛЬНИЙ
Soil tincture
Type
Акорд
Olfactive family
Деревні
Source
N/A — artisanal extract of soil or peat
Chemical class
Artisanal extract (tincture)
Інструменти
Піраміда
ВВерхні ноти
СНоти серця
ББазові ноти

Запах

Earth tincture smells mineral, damp and fungal, evoking wet clay and petrichor. It evokes the smell of earth after rain, with nuances of decomposing leaves and root cellar mustiness. The dry-down is quietly mineral and organic, resembling dry soil, unglazed terracotta and subtle organic decay.

Докладно

Earth tincture is an artisanal extract rather than a material from a single botanical source. Geosmin, the molecule behind the smell of moist or freshly ploughed soil, is formed by microorganisms in the soil, particularly Streptomyces.

Geosmin is a bicyclic alcohol with the formula C₁₂H₂₂O, a derivative of decalin. It is a chemical with a distinct earthy or musty odor, and it contributes to the strong scent known as petrichor that occurs when rain falls after a spell of dry weather or when soil is disturbed. Most streptomycetes, which are found predominantly in soil and decaying vegetation, are noted for a distinct earthy odor that results from the production of geosmin. The name geosmin is derived from the Ancient Greek words for earth and smell.

The smell of geosmin was first identified in 1891; its isolation and structure were reported in 1965 and its synthesis in 1968.

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Отримання й хімія

Спосіб отримання

Soil or peat is macerated in high-proof ethanol (90-95%) over several weeks to months. Finely sifted soil or peat is soaked in the ethanol, which dissolves aromatic and non-aromatic compounds including resins, pigments, waxes and microbial metabolites like geosmin. The resulting tincture is filtered and aged to enhance clarity and complexity. The raw material is typically collected from specific terroirs such as forest floors, peat bogs or clay-rich agricultural soils. Different soil types, such as peat bog, clay-heavy agricultural soil or forest floor, yield tinctures with unique olfactory nuances, from smoky acidity to dry mineral or fungal complexity. There is no standardized yield data because production is artisanal.

Формула
Complex natural mixture (key constituents: geosmin C₁₂H₂₂O; humic acids; fungal metabolites)
CAS
N/A — key odorant: geosmin CAS 19700-21-1
Ботанічна назва
N/A — artisanal tincture (soil macerated in ethanol)
Синоніми
Soil tincture
Статус IFRA
Див. примітку

No IFRA Standard for the material itself (51st Amendment)

Фізичні властивості
Нота
Tincture made by macerating soil or peat in ethanol; artisanal ingredient

У парфумерії

Soil tincture is classified as a base note because of its low volatility and long-lasting presence. It is typically used at trace levels, often less than 0.5%, to add authenticity and a grounded sense of place to compositions. It gives a naturalistic earthiness distinct from other earthy notes like patchouli or vetiver. Geosmin, the earthy molecule of soil, is used in perfumes to confer an earthy scent, and at low concentrations its earthy note may add freshness.

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