Sotolon is also related to fenugreek, and more
specifically, fenugreek urine. It can be found in the scent of roasted tobacco
and cannabis. If your car smells like maple syrup, you're leaking coolant. If
your cannabis-smoking pipe smells like Sotolon, you're running low on cannabis.
Vermont, and Canada in general, both smell like Sotolon, but because of maple
syrup, not because of a lack of mechanics or lax drug laws.
via:
Esther
Ingus-Arkell, io9.com, Oct/24/2014
source:
William F. Wooda,
Jay A. Brandes, Brian D. Foy, Christopher G. Morgan, Thierry D. Mann, Darvin A.
DeShazer. Biochemical Systematics and Ecology. Volume 43, August 2012, Pages
51–53
Post Script:
Only because I
mentioned celery and fenugreek (a component of curry) do I list these
descriptions.
Celery note:
Due to vertofix, a IFF molecule (methyl cedryl ketone) which smells like
vetiver/leathery. It can therefore hide as "vetiver" and musky notes
in a fragrance notes pyramid.
Curry note:
Usually a combination of spices, one of which has to be cumin. It also includes
coriander and sometimes "dirty" musks. See L'Autre by Diptyque.
- Taken from Perfume
Shrine
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