Which aromatic compounds make up the signature profile of the hydrosol?

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The signature aroma comes from the water-soluble fraction of the gardenia blossom, verified per batch by GC-MS analysis — the profile is natural and consistent, not a synthetic reconstruction. Profile ElementDetailAnalysis methodGC-MS per batchCharacterLush creamy white floral, green leafy undertones, soft sweetnessCompositionWater-soluble oxygenated compounds co-distilled from fresh blossomsSynthetic additionNoneTypical gardenia aroma constituents include light monoterpene alcohols and floral esters, but the exact ratio depends on harvest season and cultivar. Rather than quoting fixed percentages, we recommend the GC-MS fingerprint supplied with each batch as the authoritative reference for your spec.Send your target compound list or specification limits and we will confirm whether the latest batch matches.

Profile Element	Detail
Analysis method	GC-MS per batch
Character	Lush creamy white floral, green leafy undertones, soft sweetness
Composition	Water-soluble oxygenated compounds co-distilled from fresh blossoms
Synthetic addition	None

Which aromatic compounds make up the signature profile of the hydrosol?

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