Néroli d'Ispahan
Néroli d'Ispahan opens hot and aromatic — ginger and cardamom snapping like fresh-cracked spice over a green-bitter neroli.
The scent fingerprint
Weighted by intensity across 2 accords.
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- Amber55
- Patchouli40
The note pyramid
- Ginger
- Cardamom
- Neroli
- Labdanum
- Pink Pepper
- White Musk
By the editors · 2 min readNéroli d'Ispahan opens hot and aromatic — ginger and cardamom snapping like fresh-cracked spice over a green-bitter neroli. The opening is dry, almost herbal, more market stall than perfume counter, with pink pepper sharpening the edges before the citrus blossom takes its full, slightly bitter shape.
Past the first hour the neroli softens against labdanum, gaining a resinous warmth that pulls the composition off its bright launch. Ambroxan and white musk smooth the dry-down to a clean radiant skin, while patchouli adds a discreet earth that keeps the warmth from going synthetic. The arc moves from spice and bitter blossom into something more bodily and lit-from-within.
It wears comfortably on warm afternoons and through transitional evenings — clean rather than seductive, with enough spice to feel deliberate.
Scent twins
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