Indonesian Jasmine

Indonesian jasmine, primarily represented by *Jasminum sambac*, is a species of jasmine native to South and Southeast Asia, including Indonesia. It is highly regarded for its potent and sweet fragrance, making it a staple in the perfume industry and a common feature in traditional Indonesian celebrations. Indonesian jasmine has a heady and intense aroma profile, characterized by a rich, floral sweetness with a fresh, slightly green undertone. The scent is complex, enveloping senses with waves of warm, exotic tones, intermingled with delicate nuances of fruit-like fresh notes and a mild, earthy base. This jasmine variety blooms mostly at night, releasing its strongest fragrance under moonlight, adding a mystical quality to its already alluring aroma.