Produced by steam/water distillation of flower buds of the...
Prodused by steam/ water distillation of flower buds of the plant Eugenia caryophyllata Thumb.(Myrtaceae)
The clove is a pretty tree with reddish tender leaves. The major spice is the unopened flower bud which is harvested along with its stem and dried in the shade. The buds and the stems are dried separately. The drying process has to be carefully monitored as it is akin to a curing process, and the quality of the aroma develops during this stage. Oils are distilled from the buds, stems and leaves. The authentic oil of clove is the clove bud oil with the fragrant and mellow aroma. Our Clove bud oil has a superior aroma and pungency. Link Natural’s clove bud oil is distilled from selected raw materials from sources where the growing conditions as well as the drying process are well scrutinized.
Produced by steam distillation of seeds from the plant...
Produced by steam distillation of seeds from the plant Myristica fragrans Houtt. (Myristicaceae) Nutmeg is an evergreen tree sometimes grows up to 20 meters high with a smooth bark, yellow flowers and pale yellow fruit resembling an apricot but nothing else in common. Inside the fruit is a seed with a brittle seed coat and this seed is the spice nutmeg. Mace is the name given to the vermilion red nut like aril surrounding the seed coat which is contained within the fleshy fruit. The dried mace is also a spice with a characteristic flavor. Separate essential oils are distilled from the spice nutmeg as well as from the mace. Link oil of Nutmeg is processed from nutmeg obtained from hill country regions of Sri Lanka. Distillation is carried out in the clean, hygienic distillation facility and the quality is maintained at highest level.
Produced by steam distillation of dried berries from the...
Produced by steam distillation of dried berries from the plant Piper nigrum L.(Piperaceae)
Sri Lanka is renowned for quality pepper that it has been able to offer to the international market over the ages. Pepper is a vine with heart shaped leaves and small white flowers. The berries turn from green to red on maturing and the sun-dried fruit is the black pepper of commerce. The pepper vine needs to be supported and the coconut trees as well as the shade trees in tea estates are used for this purpose. In modern commerce the pepper originated from Sri Lanka is known for its high content of volatile oil and pungent principle piperine. Selected grades of the dried berries are employed at Link Natural Products to produce oil of Black Pepper of outstanding quality and full aroma.
