Rhubarb, also called crimson stalk, has red stems and large green leaves. Although it is treated as a vegetable, in the United States it is treated as a fruit.
It was once sold as a drug for more than three times the price of opium. Its scent is green, with a raspberry-like fruitiness and a freshness that is not overly sweet.
What Does It Smell Like in Perfume?
In perfume, rhubarb is a sharp fruity note with the tartness and greenness of a bitten stalk. In raw rhubarb stems, C6 compounds reminiscent of green leaves play an important part in the aroma. The fragrance ingredient Rhubafuran is a synthetic molecule that adds green, eucalyptus-like coolness to tart rhubarb, giving fruity and citrus accords definition. Because its scent lasts for about a day on a blotter, it can be expected not only to create a juicy first impression but also to maintain a tart outline within a composition for longer.
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