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· woody backbone
Released 2007 by Sidonie Lancesseur
**Straight to Heaven** opens with a dense rum accord that feels warm, faintly sweet and almost velvety on first contact. Dried fruits add a soft, shadowed fruitiness, while nutmeg brings a dry spicy spark without turning sticky or edible.
Shared notes: nutmeg, patchouli, jasmine, cedar, amber, musk
Where it differs: rum, dried fruits
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· floral heart
**Amouage Shams Al Doha** opens in a dry citrus light: bergamot and lemon give a brief flash, immediately tinted with saffron.
Shared notes: saffron, nutmeg, jasmine, geranium, amber, patchouli
Where it differs: bergamot, lemon, rose, frankincense
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· woody backbone
Released 2017 by Sidonie Lancesseur
**Straight to Heaven Extreme** opens with a dense rum accord: sweet, spiced and almost liqueur-like, yet never sticky. In the first minutes, a dry fruity facet rises beside it, joined by a light touch of nutmeg that gives the opening more…
Shared notes: nutmeg, patchouli, jasmine, cedar, amber, vanilla
Where it differs: rum, dried fruits, bergamot, rose
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· woody backbone
Released 2021
**By Kilian Straight to Heaven Oud and Musk Special Blend 2021** opens with a warm alcoholic flash: rum feels dense, touched by dried fruit and the spicy dryness of nutmeg.
Shared notes: nutmeg, patchouli, cedar, jasmine, geranium, musk
Where it differs: rum, dried fruits, bergamot, oud
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· woody backbone
Released 2007 by Pierre Montale
**Montale Aoud Rose Petals** opens with a damp rose lit by a cool citrus gleam and a faint, spicy bitterness of saffron. In the first minutes it feels vivid and almost velvety, like dense petals just misted with water.
Shared notes: saffron, geranium, patchouli, cedar, amber, musk
Where it differs: rose, bergamot, oud, frankincense
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· spicy heat
Released 2016 by Olivier Pescheux
Ex Nihilo Amber Sky opens with bergamot and coriander: bright, dry, and gently spicy at first spray. In the heart, geranium and nutmeg add warmth without turning sugary.
Shared notes: geranium, nutmeg, amber, tonka bean, vanilla, cedar
Where it differs: bergamot, coriander