Tuberose Absolute - Fine

Polianthes tuberosa L.

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Tuberose Absolute has a well-established reputation for use in fine fragrances and perfumery. Our Tuberose Absolute – Fine is the epitome of exquisite with an extremely rich, clean, intensely sweet floral aroma, a refined oily-fatty undertone and a long, soft, sweetly floral drydown. 

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Selected size SKU:966-015 - Tuberose Absolute - Fine 15 ml (1/2 oz)

1 ml (1/30 oz)
$24.75
2 ml (1/15 oz)
$48.50
5 ml (1/6 oz)
$102.00
15 ml (1/2 oz)
$255.25
30 ml (1 oz)
$470.00
59.14 ml (2 oz)
$848.50
$24.75
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Tuberose Absolute has a well-established reputation for use in fine fragrances and perfumery. Our Tuberose Absolute – Fine is the epitome of exquisite with an extremely rich, clean, intensely sweet floral aroma, a refined oily-fatty undertone and a long, soft, sweetly floral drydown. The aroma of this delightful oil invokes an ambiance of sensuality, peace, and positivity. But for perfumers, our Tuberose Absolute – Fine is a specialty oil not to be missed. We highly recommend this one!

The absolute produced from the blossoms of Polianthes tuberosa (Tuberose) has a very complex chemical composition (as is true of other absolutes) and contains alcohols, aromatic esters, traces of indole, eugenol and tuberone (a ketone).[1] Perhaps this is one of the reasons why complex and highly concentrated aromatic oils do not smell as expected, or may seem to have an off-putting aroma, when smelled directly from the container. It is so crucial to evaluate the aroma of aromatic oils from a scent strip where the oil is exposed to air, allowing the aromatic molecules to evaporate, become airborne, and be detected by the nose; then the true nature of the oil – with all its subtle tones and nuances – can be more accurately discerned.

The Pre-Columbian Indians of Mexico first domesticated the Tuberose, native to Central America where wild growing species can be found[2]. It was one of the first plants introduced to Europe from Mexico, and by the late 19th century, notable quantities of Tuberose were under cultivation in Grasse, France, where the absolute of the flowers was extracted by the "enfleurage" method. Besides France, the plants are currently cultivated in Morocco, Egypt and India.[3]

In perfumery, Tuberose is a powerful floral force, illuminating floral, amber, and exotic fragrances, and lending depth and opulence to other white flowers. Sensual, fresh, and heady with a touch of indolic muskiness, Tuberose is sure to enhance your aromatic creations with richly complex sweetness and body.

1 Rhind, Jennifer Peace. Fragrance and Wellbeing, 2014, pp. 299.

2 Arctander, Steffen. Perfume and Flavor Materials of Natural Origin, 1960, p. 630.

3 Rhind, Jennifer Peace. Fragrance and Wellbeing, 2014, pp. 299.

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love at first sniff

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This is an amazingly beautiful oil. I got a sample and fell in love.

Review by Maureen 6/23/2016

Where are all the reviews?

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Surely this tuberose deserves as much attention as jasmine and ylang! It takes the cake in my book, and I've so far inhaled countless breaths of EB's Jasmine Grandiflorium (Egypt and India), Jasmine Sambac, and Ylang Ylang Complete, Fine...figured those three could not be topped. Yet this tuberose has totally blown me away. So many years of being indifferent to synthetic fragrance house tuberose (the word "tube" never impressed upon me favorably) and just being numbed to florals in general. Never thought a single floral note could be so complex and sexy. Well, I have to say this is favorite absolute so far. I love this journey I've been on! I was initially taking myself to be a CO2 extract fundamentalist not even a few months ago, but splurging on exotic floral absolutes has been a game changer. I love what this is doing to my already colorful worldview. This tuberose is soft, bouncy, creamy, almost milky--like horchata in a way, just a hint of gourmand intrigue. I will be ordering MUCH more. It does such a beautiful dance with Sambac, Orris, Amyris, some sandalwood and styrax. I feel like I've fallen in love. Thanks again, EB. Such exquisite trips you let us to on!

Review by Rebecca 6/15/2016

Ethereal

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It is out of this world. Oh tuberose, where have you been all my life? Smells like the night... a "masculine" flower, if i've ever smelled one.

Review by Carlos 5/3/2016

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