Summanus

Inspiration
Summanus is the Roman god of nocturnal thunder. It is the brooding scent of night, warmed with spices and amber: complex and rich, shot through with bolts of cardamom, black pepper and ginger.

Fragrance Family
Woody amber

The Olfactive Composition
Top notes: Cardamom, bergamot, orange, black pepper, ginger, pine, elemi
Heart notes: Bulgarian rose, jasmine absolute, amyris, amber, cognac
Base notes: Sandalwood, cedar, nagarmotha, guaiac wood, Tonka

Perfumer
Christian Provenzano

The Signature of Summanus
Cardamom, bergamot, orange, black pepper, ginger, pine and elemi open electric and spicy. Bulgarian rose, jasmine, amyris, amber and cognac form a warm, liqueur-like heart, and sandalwood, cedar, nagarmotha, guaiac wood and tonka a smoky base.

What our ParfuMaria team thinks of this fragrance
Summanus is a thunderstorm in a bottle, and we mean that literally. The ginger and pepper crackle like lightning, the pine and elemi smell of wet woods after a shower. Then come the cognac and amber, warm as a shelter by the fire. On stormy autumn evenings it shows at its finest. Complex, dramatic and highly successful.