Advantages
The primary quality of Tahiti Vanilla is that the vanilla bean does not burst at maturity (unlike Vanilla Fragrans). The bean is fleshier, more scented and filled with seeds. (A similar comparison can be made between a sun-ripened fruit and a fruit harvested before maturity.)
Its second asset lies in the specificity and delicacy of its flavour, which confer on it a superior quality and place it at the top of the line of fine vanillas on the world market.
Finally, our distinctive, exclusive manual and completely natural preparation process (no dehydration or steaming as with Vanilla Fragrans) mean that instead of “breaking” the beans, all the nuance of the aromatic components, some of which are exclusive to Vanilla Tahitensis, can be developed.
Components
Principal aromatic components of Vanilla Tahitensis:
* > Alcohols: anisic, p-hydroxybenzyl alcohols
* > Aldehydes: protocatechuic, anisic, p-hydroxybenzyl aldehydes
* > Acids: protocatechuic, anisic, p-hydroxybenzyl acids
* > Vanillin
* > Heliotropin
Vanilla of Tahiti is a rare flavouring. Alain ABEL says : "Tahiti Vanilla is in the Vanilla ...what Caviar is in... lumpfish roe."
The delicacy of its mesmerizing aroma, the supple and oily texture of the bean, as well as its powerful flavour make it a product prized by individuals and businesses (including the greatest chefs and pastry chefs, distributors of high-end food products, and parfumiers from around the world) who wish to offer their customers the very best.
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