Antillone

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Crisp pineapple and green pear

Scent Profile

Antillone smells of crisp, juicy pineapple and green pear, with a little apple. A fleshy green side runs through the fruit and keeps it fresh rather than sweet. A faint fatty edge sits underneath. It is a clean tropical fruit with none of the sulphur that pineapple can carry.

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Family Fruity, Green & Aromatic

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Antillone 9-decen-2-one pear · pineapple · apple

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Origin

Antillone is a Mane captive molecule, the ketone 9-decen-2-one. Mane first found it in some varieties of pineapple from Costa Rica and Mauritius. Mane makes it by fermentation and sells it as a 100% natural ketone.

Usage in Perfumery

Perfumers use it to build true-to-nature fruit accords, mainly pineapple and pear. Mane says it gives a tropical pineapple effect without the sulphurous notes that often come with pineapple materials. It suits natural fragrance work, where its natural status matters.