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· floral heart
**Al Shomoukh** opens with dry citrus edged by a cool herbal nuance: bergamot and lemon feel bright but never sweet. Within minutes it gathers density, and a soft floral fabric of rose, jasmine, and ylang-ylang settles at the center.
Wspólne nuty: bergamot, lemon, sage, rose, jasmine, ylang-ylang
Czym się różni: lavender, iris, oud
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· floral heart
Premiera 2008 · Pierre Montale
**Montale Oriental Flowers** opens as a dense floral cloud: rose and jasmine arrive at once, bright and almost velvety, lifted by the slight bitterness of bergamot. In the first minutes it feels warm and full, like fabric left in the sun.
Wspólne nuty: rose, jasmine, ylang-ylang, bergamot, patchouli, vetiver
Czym się różni: woody notes, orris root, vanilla
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· floral heart
Premiera 1971 · Bernard Chant
**Initio Parfums Privés Aromatics Elixir** opens with the green bitterness of herbs and a dry citrus spark: bergamot and verbena feel sharp, almost apothecary-like, yet vividly alive.
Wspólne nuty: bergamot, coriander, rose, jasmine, ylang-ylang, oakmoss
Czym się różni: lemon verbena, clary sage, chamomile, geranium
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· floral heart
**Badr Al Badour** opens with a dry, lightly spiced citrus accord: the bergamot feels muted, like light filtered through sheer fabric rather than sparkling zest.
Wspólne nuty: bergamot, coriander, rose, jasmine, ylang-ylang, sandalwood
Czym się różni: saffron, cardamom, iris, frankincense
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· bright citrus opener
**Memo Paris Portobello Road** opens with dry citrus and the cool, gin-like snap of juniper, like the first breath of air on a street just after rain.
Wspólne nuty: bergamot, lemon, coriander, rose, vetiver, patchouli
Czym się różni: mandarin, juniper, iris, nutmeg
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· woody backbone
Premiera 2016 · Pierre Montale
**Aoud Legend** opens with a dry, almost rough accord of leather and oud, lit by the warm spice of saffron. In the first minutes it feels dense and tightly composed, unsweetened, with a faint woody bitterness.
Wspólne nuty: bergamot, rose, sandalwood, patchouli, vetiver, amber
Czym się różni: saffron, leather, oud, labdanum