Fragrance composition for reducing lingering tobacco odor, and cigarette

A technology of composition and spices, which is applied in the field of cigarettes, and can solve problems affecting tobacco flavor, mixing, and restrictions on the types of spices, etc.

Active Publication Date: 2014-11-19
JAPAN TOBACCO INC
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However, this technology also has the problem that the pyrolysis products of cyclodextrin are mixed into the smoke when smoking, which affects the taste of tobacco.
In addition, the amount of flavors that can be included by cyclodextrin is limited, and the amount of cyclodextrin coated on the wrapping paper is also limited from the viewpoint of mechanical compatibility when cigarettes a

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Embodiment 1A

[0022]Example 1A: 75 parts by weight of cyclodextrin (CD) and 25 parts by weight of cyclodextrin containing β-ionone (CD containing BI) were mixed in the form of powder. The mixed powder was dispersed so as to be 16 wt % with respect to a 6.0 wt % aqueous solution of carboxymethylcellulose to prepare a dispersion liquid. Using a gravure coater manufactured by Yashii Seiki Co., Ltd., the dispersion liquid was gravure-coated with a width of 7 mm on the center portion of a roll paper (P35) having a width of 27 mm. The cyclodextrin encapsulation rate of β-ionone was analyzed by GC-MSD, and the result was 9.2%, and the coating amount of β-ionone on the roll paper was 23.2ppm / branch. The cigarette samples of Example 1A were produced using the prepared rolling paper. As the cigarette, usual commercially available cigarettes were used.

[0023] Cigarette samples of Comparative Examples 1A, 1B, and 1C were prepared as controls for the cigarette samples of Example 1A. For the cigaret...

Embodiment 3A-3H and comparative example 3A-3D

[0052] After dissolving each flavor composition in ethanol, it was applied to the entire surface of the cigarette wrapping paper using a syringe. The application amount of the ethanol solution of each fragrance composition was 10 μL / cartridge. The added amount (ppm) in Table 3 represents the added amount of flavoring per one cigarette (650 mg shredded tobacco weight). For example, when the added amount is 150 ppm, 650 mg×150 ppm=97.5 μg of the fragrance composition is dissolved in 10 μL of the ethanol solution of the fragrance composition. Cigarettes were made using the prepared rolling paper, and sensory evaluation was carried out.

Embodiment 3I-3M

[0054] Each fragrance composition was clathrated with cyclodextrin. In the same manner as in Test 1, the fragrance-containing cyclodextrin was dissolved in a 6.0 wt % aqueous solution of carboxymethylcellulose to prepare a dispersion. The dispersion liquid was gravure coated with a width of 7 mm on the center portion of a cigarette paper having a width of 27 mm using a gravure coater. The addition amount (ppm) in Table 2 represents the addition amount of the fragrance composition, which is determined by the addition amount of cyclodextrin for inclusion of fragrance and the encapsulation efficiency of each fragrance composition. Cigarettes were made using the prepared rolling paper, and sensory evaluation was carried out.

[0055] [Sensory evaluation]

[0056] 1) Evaluation of Tobacco Adherence Odor

[0057] Smoke from burning cigarettes was made to adhere to polyester, cotton, and hair materials, and 48 professional evaluators in the company evaluated the odor of tobacco ad...

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Abstract

A fragrance composition for reducing lingering tobacco odor, said fragrance composition comprising an ionone selected from the group consisting of alpha-ionone, beta-ionone and methyl ionone together with other fragrance component(s).

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a spice composition for improving the odor attached to tobacco and a cigarette using the same. Background technique [0002] In recent years, people's interest in bad odor and peculiar smell has increased, and accordingly, various technologies related to deodorants have been developed. Various deodorants have also been developed for the purpose of eliminating the "adhesive odor" that is adsorbed on clothes, cloth products, hair, etc. Tobacco odor released to the surroundings is a deodorant for "tobacco adhesion odor" produced by adsorption on clothes, cloth products, hair, etc. (refer to Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. Gazette, and Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2006-340785). However, there is no attempt to add these deodorant components to cigarettes, and if these components are directly added to cigarettes for use, there is a problem that the components deteriorate due to the burning process of cigarett...

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IPC IPC(8): C11B9/00A24B15/30
CPCA24B15/34A24B15/282C11B9/0034
Inventor 永江英树藤泽仁纪秋山慎太郎香川慎二郎平地圭
Owner JAPAN TOBACCO INC
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