Sudachi names no single substance
ReconstructedCitrus sudachi; no commercial oil held.
Note Profile
Sudachi has a bright, sharp citrus aroma that falls somewhere between lime and yuzu, with a distinct green freshness and a slightly peppery, tangy edge. Its scent is refreshing and invigorating, lending a uniquely Japanese twist to citrus accords in perfumery.
Sudachi presents a vivid citrus aroma with pronounced green facets, combining the tartness of lime with the aromatic complexity of yuzu. Its scent features a crisp, zesty brightness, accented by subtle peppery and tangy undertones. As it develops, the note maintains its refreshing sharpness while revealing a delicate herbal nuance.
Read off the wheel, not a label applied to the note.
Citrus sudachi; no commercial oil held.
Sudachi is a small, green citrus fruit native to Tokushima Prefecture in Japan. The essential oil is typically obtained by cold-pressing the rind, capturing its volatile aromatic compounds. Due to limited cultivation, sudachi oil is considered a rare ingredient in perfumery.
Perfumers use sudachi primarily as a top note to impart a lively, modern citrus character to compositions. It blends well with other citrus, green, and herbal notes, and can add a distinctive Japanese signature to both fresh and aromatic fragrances. Its unique profile is valued for creating nuanced, uplifting openings in both masculine and unisex scents.
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Sudachi appears prominently.
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