SDA Spice offers Azov oil, a natural, pale yellow to yellow liquid from the botanical Origanum syriaca. The material possesses a combined organoleptic profile of thyme, marjoran and oregano. Kosher certified, this product finds application in aromatic flavorings, spicy and meaty nuances, dill, clove, caraway, smoke, mint notes, oral care products, tutti frutti, and cooling notes. In fragrances, it can be used as a modifier in herbaceous and fougere perfumes, as well as in masculine and spicy notes.
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