Thyme (Thymus vulgaris) is a perennial plant prized for its penetrating aroma and multiple properties. Its fragrance combines herbal, balsamic and slightly spicy notes, evoking the pure air of the Mediterranean hills.
This herb has been used since ancient times by the Greeks and Romans, who considered it a symbol of courage and used it in purifying rituals.
In the world of perfumery, thyme is valued for its herbal and earthy olfactory profile, bringing character and freshness to natural and masculine fragrances. Its scent is powerful, with a vibrant top note and a lingering woody base.
In addition to its aromatic value, thyme is known for its medicinal properties. Its essential oil is used as an antiseptic and expectorant, being a popular remedy for respiratory problems. Its presence in the kitchen is irreplaceable, providing flavour and aroma to stews, roasts and aromatic oils.
This strong and versatile plant is a jewel of nature that connects well-being with sensory pleasure.
Thyme has a multitude of uses and applications, a few of which are highlighted below:
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