Natural Advantage's natural phenyl ethyl isovalerate offers an aroma and flavor profile with fruity, rosy, green, peach and honey notes, making it useful in apricot, peach, pineapple, fruit punch, honey, tea and tobacco flavor applications. It is recommended for use in finished products at levels of 0.05–5 ppm.
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