Aroma ChemicalSpicyMiddle note
Toscanol.
Delivers a powerful, sweet-spicy anisic character reminiscent of licorice and sassafras with herbaceous, tarragon-like facets.
CAS Registry
16510-27-3
Odor Strength
High
Pyramid
Middle
IFRA Status
Unrestricted
Cat 4 · Fine fragranceFrom the literature
TGSC, suppliers, and others, quoted as filed.
Luebke, William tgsc, (2017)“Sweet anisic tarragon anise spicy sassafrass black licorice root beer herbal”
Givaudan“Anisic, green, liqueur like, herbaceous powerful and linear anisic, sweet-spicy note of estragole (methyl chavicol), licorice and sassafras oil character with a touch of saffran, myrtle, opopanax and carvi seeds. toscanol can be used in all kind of accords to add anisic agrestic and aromatic character. useful in fine fragrance and in consumer products as a substitute for basil oil, tarragon oil, synthetic estragole (methyl chavicol) and safrole.”
Pell Wall Perfumes“Green-anis, sweet, spicy, liquorice, basil. powerful toscanol is a versatile product that is particularly useful where regulatory restrictions inhibit the amounts of the more traditional anisic ingredients or where a longer lasting anisic quality is needed. typical usage level is from 0.1% to as much as 5% when a strongly anisic quality is required, the material has good tenacity (two days on a smelling strip), it is stable in almost all media and can be used in soaps and candles effectively.”
Functional profile
How perfumers typically use Toscanol — concentration ranges (min · median · max) across community formulas.
Build
1 formula
Modulate
1 formula
Common formula contexts
Fragrance styles and categories where Toscanol appears most often.
Fresh Citrus
1 formula
Complex Composition
1 formula