Caraway

Caraway is an aromatic spice derived from the dried fruit (seeds) of the Carum carvi plant. It has a warm, slightly sweet, and earthy aroma with notes of cumin and anise. Caraway is commonly used in breads, cheeses, and sauerkraut, and is a key ingredient in many Central and Eastern European cuisines.

Fragrances featuring caraway tend to evoke a sense of comfort, warmth, and familiarity. The spicy-sweet aroma can be grounding and soothing, making it a good choice for everyday wear or casual settings. Caraway-based scents may also have a slightly masculine or rugged character.

In perfumery, caraway is often used as a heart or base note, adding a warm, spicy, and slightly sweet aroma to fragrances. It is commonly found in men's colognes and woody, oriental-style scents, where it can provide depth and complexity.