Chemin d'Amande ExtraitGourmand Vanilla Perfume Extract

Chemin d'Amande by Une Nuit Nomade is a gourmand lactonic vanilla extrait, unisex, composed by Jérôme di Marino, perfumer at Takasago. The house sets it in the Algarve, in southern Portugal, at the time when almond trees bloom.

A Parisian house that composes destinations

Une Nuit Nomade was founded by Philippe Solas and Alexandra Cubizolles and is headquartered at 91 boulevard Saint-Germain, in Paris. Each perfume bears the name of a real place; this one is one of the few in the collection to remain in Europe.

An almond opening

The opening consists of a single material: an almond, which the house describes as freshly picked — white, milky, without the bitterness of bitter almond.

A heart of wheat absolute

The heart consists of only one material: a wheat absolute. It is a rare material, with the scent of warm cereal and bread; the house speaks of a warm breeze of wheat.

A Bourbon vanilla base

The base consists of a single material, but it is precisely named: a Pure Jungle Essence Conscious Bourbon vanilla. It is an identified extraction process, and the house claims it in the formula rather than settling for the word "vanilla".

The house's approach

Three materials, one per layer: it is the house's most stripped-down composition, and the opposite of its Omani collection. Une Nuit Nomade also offers each perfume in several sizes — 50 and 100 ml for this extrait.

For whom, for what occasions?

Chemin d'Amande is for those seeking a comforting and straightforward gourmand, without detour. A unisex extrait for autumn, winter, and daytime.