Black Currant Accord

• Cassis Accord
• Blackcurrant Bud Accord
• Cassis Fragrance Note
• Fruity Green Berry Accord
• Ribes Nigrum Accord

• Gives juicy, tart, fruity-green berry aroma
• Adds freshness and “natural fruit” realism in perfumes
• Enhances modern fruity-floral and chypre compositions
• Used in perfumes, body sprays, shampoos, candles, cosmetics
• Works well in niche and designer fragrance styles

• Built using a combination of fruity esters, green leaf molecules, and sulfurous bud notes
• Black currant bud character is recreated using sulfur-containing trace materials (for realistic sharp green-fruity effect)
• Fruity esters add juicy sweetness and berry-like freshness
• Green molecules (like galbanum-type notes or cis-3-hexenol) add leafy freshness
• Musks and woods smooth out sharp edges and extend longevity
• Together, it creates a realistic “crushed blackcurrant berry + leaf” impression

FAQs:

Q: Does Black Currant Accord smell sweet or sour?
A: It is both—juicy sweet berry with a tart, green sharpness.

Q: Is it natural black currant extract?
A: No, it is usually a synthetic reconstruction of black currant aroma.

Q: Why is it used in perfumes?
A: To add modern fruity freshness and complexity.

Q: What fragrances combine well with it?
A: Rose, jasmine, amber, musk, citrus, and woody notes.

Q: Is it strong?
A: It can be very diffusive, especially in top and heart notes.