Egyptian Jasminum Grandiflorum

Egyptian Jasminum grandiflorum, commonly known as Royal Jasmine, is a type of jasmine plant highly valued for its richly fragrant flowers. Native to South Asia and cultivated extensively in Egypt and other parts of the Mediterranean, this evergreen shrub typically blooms prolifically from spring through fall. The flowers are notable for their large size compared to other jasmine varieties, showcasing layers of delicate white petals that open up to release their aroma mostly at night.

The scent profile of Egyptian Jasminum grandiflorum is intensely floral and sweet, with a subtly fresh, green undertone. It exudes a warm, exotic aroma characterized by a deep, heady quality that is both calming and uplifting. Often described as intoxicating, the fragrance is a popular choice in the perfumery industry for its strong yet soothing nuances which blend well with other floral and citrus notes, creating a sensual and sophisticated olfactory experience. This jasmine variety is also utilized in aromatherapy for its reputed relaxing and mood-enhancing properties.