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• Aroma

  Mild, but warm and sweet, slightly spicy odor of excellent tenacity. There are honeylike tonalities in most of the commercial products, but there are also products in which that note is absent or hardly perceptible. Trace surplus of Phenylacetic acid is not uncommon in very highboiling esters of that acid.;

• Uses in Perfume

  Eugenyl phenylacetate is occasionally used in perfume compositions as a modifier in Carnation bases, where a particularly delicate and discrete Spice-note is desirable, and iso-Eugenol does not cover the full olfactory picture. However, the iso-Eugenyl ester is generally preferred over this material. It finds some use in Lilac bases where it may introduce the warm and rich undertones, often difficult to obtain.;

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