Did you know that Juniper berries are responsible for giving gin its distinctive flavor?
The two most significant aroma compounds found in juniper are α-pinene and limonene, and as their names suggest, are responsible for producing the pine and citrus characteristics found in gin. Interesting, right? Here you have more facts about Juniperberry Essential...
Did you know that the Mandarin fruit owes its name to the high officials of the Chinese empire?
It is said that it was thanks to its vibrant color reminiscent of their orange robes! Nowadays, during the Chinese New Year, gifting a Mandarin is a traditional symbol of fortune and prosperity.Although the true origin of Citrus reticulata has not yet been determined,...
The botanical name of Lavandin is Lavandula Hybrida, can you guess why?
Lavandin is a hybrid plant developed by crossing True Lavender (L. angustifolia) with Spike Lavender (L. latifolia). Initially it grew wild in the valleys of France and was naturally formed when bees carried pollen from higher altitudes, where True Lavender is grown,...
Did you know that Coriander is one of the oldest species on record? It can be traced back for thousands of years!
Folklore says it was grown in Persia 3,000 years ago and used to fragrance the hanging gardens of Babylon. Later it was discovered in the tomb of Tutankhamun and is believed to be a sign of eternal love. Coriander Oil is extracted from the Coriandrum sativum L., which...