Coffee roasted seeds
Absolute essence
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Absolute essences are aromatic extracts obtained through solvent extraction from plant material or from the concrete. They differ from essential oils in that they contain less volatile and heavier fractions, which impart greater olfactory richness and persistence. They are mainly produced when steam distillation is not feasible or does not ensure the desired yield, as in the case of rose. Owing to their concentration and complexity, they are key raw materials in fine perfumery, cosmetics, soap making, and candle production.
- Code: T1588
- INCI: Coffea arabica
- CAS: 84650-00-0
- EINECS: 283-411-1
- Family: Rubiaceae
- Type: absolute essence (OA)
- Chemotype: Cafestol (about 39%)
- Food flavoring: yes (according to EC Regulation 1334/2008)
- Extraction method: cold pressing
- Origin: Ethiopia
Extraction
Through cold pressing of freshly roasted Coffee beans, an absolute oil is obtained, appearing as a very dark liquid with an unmistakable, intense coffee aroma, characterized by a woody note and a slightly bitter taste.
Property
Although it only partially dissolves in them, Coffee absolute oil harmonizes well with the essential oils of: Amyris, Balsam of peru, Birch, Clove, Black Pepper, Styrax and Vetiver.
Uses
Coffee absolute is used as an original fragrance in cosmetics, soap making, and candle production; it also serves as a basic ingredient in the formulation of various flavors intended for the food industry.
Relevant technical and safety documentation for the product is available upon request.
Relevant technical and safety documentation for the product is available upon request.
Botany
Grown in nearly every tropical region on the planet, Coffee originates from the mountainous regions of Ethiopia, where it is also called "Buna". It is a small evergreen shrub, up to ten meters tall, with oblong, glossy, dark green leaves, fragrant white flowers, and crimson drupes containing two stones, each enclosing a seed (the coffee bean). These seeds, once hulled, aged, roasted, and ground, are infused to create the aromatic beverage of the same name. It was introduced to the West by the Arabs, who believed that drinking it "cheered the soul and awakened the mind."


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