ArticleFood chemistry: X2026
Key aroma contributors and perceptual interactions of dried longan-like aroma in lapsang souchong black tea with different natural aging times.
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This study investigated aroma evolution in Lapsang Souchong black tea (LS) with different natural aging times and the perceptual basis of its dried longan-like aroma. Sensory evaluation, HS-SPME-GC-MS, aroma recombination/omission, S-curve-Feller analysis, and molecular simulations showed that, with increasing natural aging time, LS aroma shifted from pine-smoke, sweet, and fruity aroma dominance to prominent dried longan-like aroma, followed by enhanced woody and aged aromas. LS19 showed the highest dried longan-like aroma intensity. Benzaldehyde, Geranyl acetate, and 2-Acetylfuran were identified as key contributors. Binary mixtures mainly showed additive effects, whereas the ternary system exhibited a synergistic effect. Molecular simulations suggested stable binding of the key aroma compounds with the candidate olfactory receptor OR1A1 (-53.89 kcal/mol), with ILE126 and VAL227 identified as key binding residues. These findings clarify the material basis and perceptual features of dried longan-like aroma and support LS quality evaluation, storage management, and aroma regulation.
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