Symphonium 2015
Fragrance notes
Character
The first spray of Symphonium 2015 greets you with bright orange and mandarin, a citrus flash that quickly gives way to something far deeper. Chocolate and cardamom take over the heart, creating a spicy, gourmand blend that feels rich and slightly bitter rather than sugary. The orange provides a necessary lift, preventing the cocoa from becoming too flat or heavy on the skin.
As it develops, the base reveals its true character through Laotian and Thailand oud paired with Madagascar vanilla. This is where the composition gains weight, supported by white musk that adds a soft, powdery finish to the resinous woods. The scent sits confidently near you, creating a warm aura that lingers through an evening out without needing a touch-up.
This fragrance suits someone who enjoys the contrast of dark chocolate against pungent oud and expensive vanilla. It is a choice for a formal dinner or a quiet night in a velvet-lined room where the air feels expensive and still. Those who shy away from animalic, woody scents or find heavy gourmands overwhelming should probably look for something lighter and less intense.
It is the scent of a heavy silk curtain drawn against the cold, wrapping the room in a golden, edible haze.
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