Neroli Absolute

Zucchero di Mandorla opens brighter and greener than its name suggests, with lemon, lime, bergamot, sage, and rosemary giving it a crisp aromatic lift… Show more

Zucchero di Mandorla opens brighter and greener than its name suggests, with lemon, lime, bergamot, sage, and rosemary giving it a crisp aromatic lift before the florals soften the centre. The dry-down looks smoother and more comforting, with vanilla, sandalwood, patchouli, and vetiver adding sweetness, wood, and a light powdery feel. It may suit someone who likes citrus-to-vanilla transitions with a herbal. Show less

Bal a Versailles opens with a dense puff of orange blossom and powdery rose before shifting into a heavy, lived-in leather. This vintage classic suits… Show more

Bal a Versailles opens with a dense puff of orange blossom and powdery rose before shifting into a heavy, lived-in leather. This vintage classic suits collectors who crave dramatic, animalic warmth rather than modern clean scents. Wear it on cold winter nights when you want a rich envelope of resins and civet to cling to your collar. Show less

Jean Desprez Bal a Versailles Eau de Cologne is a warm, powdery floral that brings a dry, skin-like animalic musk to the forefront. This 1962 composit… Show more

Jean Desprez Bal a Versailles Eau de Cologne is a warm, powdery floral that brings a dry, skin-like animalic musk to the forefront. This 1962 composition opens with orange blossom and rosemary, shifting to a heart of leather and sandalwood before settling into a deep civet base. It is a fragrance built for cold winter evenings. Show less