Fruity, fresh and fragrant, apple notes are commonly used as heart notes in both functional and fine perfumery to evoke a sweet and juicy essence. The green, fruity tonic fragrance blends easily with other notes, offering versatility in all its crisp and smooth complexity. Apple notes are often used across both men’s and women’s fragrances.
Native to Central Asia, apple trees grow in temperate climates. Blossoming in delicate shades of white and pink, the flowers of apple trees bloom in unison with the budding of its leaves. The “king bloom”—the central flower of the inflorescence—opens first and gradually grows a larger fruit. There are many varieties of this succulent fruit, including Granny Smith, Golden, Pink Lady and Rennet. The mouth-wateringly crisp fruit grows in warm shades of red, orange, yellow and green and varies in taste—from delightfully sour to sickly sweet.
Boss Bottled was one of the first perfumes to use the apple note in a large quantity. This fresh, natural and energizing facet is generally recreated thanks to chemistry, through molecules such as damascones, verdox, manzanate, and many new molecules ...
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