Lyra
EDC · 2020
Eudora
Note Profile
Strawberry pushed into cooked sugar. Thick, sticky and intensely sweet, with the fresh fruit's green edge mostly gone.
Strawberry Syrup smells of ripe, jammy red berries pushed into thick, boiled sugar. The sweetness is dense, with a caramel edge behind the fruit rather than beside it. A sticky, honeyed viscosity separates it from dry candy. A thread of tartness survives the cooking, but the fresh fruit's green edge is mostly gone.
Read off the wheel, not a label applied to the note.
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Perfumers can build Strawberry Syrup from materials such as:
Smell words come from published sources.
A given perfume with this note may use this material, or something else.
A prepared-food reference rather than a material. Furaneol (DMHF) is the pivot: the same compound smells of sweet strawberry when dilute and of caramel at higher concentration.
A gourmand heart note. It anchors sweet compositions alongside vanilla, caramel and chocolate, where a fresh strawberry would read too thin and too green. Used when the brief wants appetite appeal rather than a garden.
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