Incense Rosé

Inspiration
Picture rose petals drifting through smoke. Bergamot, clementine and cardamom open on a bright, spicy note, and the rose is there from the very start. At the heart, dark incense and orris root come together into something warm. Cedar, vetiver, myrrh and patchouli lay a balsamic shadow beneath it.

Fragrance Family
Incense and floral

The Olfactive Composition
Top notes: Bergamot, clementine, cardamom, rose
Heart notes: Incense, orris
Base notes: Cedarwood, vetiver, myrrh, patchouli

Perfumer
Andy Tauer

The Signature of Incense Rosé
Cardamom and clementine make the rose sparkle. Then smoke settles over it, dark and softened by orris. The myrrh in the base feels almost like a balm.

What our ParfuMaria team thinks of this fragrance
With Incense Rosé we feel as if two scents are talking to each other. First there is a fresh, spicy rose, green from the cardamom. After a quarter of an hour the incense slides in between and the whole turns darker, but the rose does not vanish; it just smells older and deeper. Hours later a warm myrrh remains with a trace of patchouli. We find it at its best in October and November, with a dark coat. Men who want to wear rose without it turning sweet often fall for it, as do women who like a smoky side.