Avenue Montaigne
Fragrance notes
Character
Avenue Montaigne is for the person who treats a night out as a proper event. It suits someone who wants a fragrance that feels dressed up without becoming stiff, offering a presence that matches a tailored jacket and a late dinner reservation. The composition argues for glamour that is grounded in wood rather than floating in sugar.
The opening pairs bright bergamot with saffron and jasmine, a fresh spicy entrance that quickly deepens. Moroccan jasmine and rose sit inside amberwood and ambergris, while birch adds a leather accent that keeps the white florals from turning delicate. As it develops, fir resin and cedar give the amber a dry backbone, with vanilla and musk softening the edges into a powdery, aromatic finish.
Strada presents a fragrance composed by Cyrille Carles that feels like walking under streetlights on a tree-lined avenue, where the glow of shop windows hits a wool coat and the air carries a mix of resin, flower stalls, and polished wood.
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