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Hay

Close-up of mountain meadow hay, dry stalks still green

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Hay is meadow grass cut and then dried in the sun. As they dry, some plants, such as sweet vernal grass, release coumarin, which gives hay its sweet smell, between almond, blond tobacco and honey. An absolute is obtained from it by solvent extraction, and perfumers also recreate its note with coumarin.

What it brings

A dry, sunny sweetness, between grass and blond tobacco.

Text written with the help of AI, based on reference sources: encyclopedias, raw-material manufacturers and official information from the fragrance houses.

Material profile

Nature
Natural material
Origin
Meadow grasses mown and then dried in the sun.
How it is obtained
Volatile solvent extraction
On Volute
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