Learn How to Smell Like a Professional Perfumer or Flavourist

When you first start using professional aroma compounds to develop a flavor, or perfume, your brain may not be tuned into these isolated compounds so you may be unable to smell them correctly. This technique, using retronasal exhalation, will help improve your ability to smell some complex aroma compounds, like Hedione and Iso E Super, which will allow you to make better flavour and perfume compositions.

This method can also be helpful with anosmia (smell blindness) to certain compounds.

**Getting Started Making Soda**
If you are new to making soda, welcome, and you should check out the following videos because they will show you the basics of making soda and will help answer most of your questions.

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[kamerynwebb]

Love your content man fr! Keep it up! The information you give is seriously a gift and thank you! 🙌

[nicg]

Interesting. This technique is also used whenever we distill or assess spirits

[Niaaal]

Another excellent content! Very appreciated!

[GinkoUA]

Interesting and useful advice, thanks!

[olivierhuens]

Youpie! A new video from AOD. Very interesting tips! Thank you Darcy

[juustas]

hey, off-topic question. I saw a video on Truffles On The Rocks channel using Propylene Glycol for oil spray solution, is it possible to use glycerin for the same effect?

[mcwadeorz]

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