Jany – Extrait de Parfum

SORA DORA – a French niche perfume house by Quentin Soradora that tells a family story across four generations with every scent, from Antoine Soradora's emigration from Portugal to the jasmine fields of Grasse.

Jany is warm, fruity and baked-sweet. Baked apple, peach, apricot and Ceylon cinnamon open like straight from the oven, puff pastry, osmanthus absolute, plum and walnut merge at the heart into a buttery, warm core, before caramel, almond, vanilla and white musk settle into a sweet, enveloping base.

Jany works all year round, best on quiet afternoons. The scent is a warming, gourmand signature for anyone who loves the memory of their own childhood.

What makes Jany special to us is its dedication – named after Antoine's daughter, known for her tarte tatin. A scent that quite literally smells of melted butter, a brown-sugar crust and a childhood memory you never quite forget.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you want to know about this fragrance.

What does Jany smell like?

Warm-fruity and baked-sweet – baked apple, peach and cinnamon meet puff pastry and osmanthus, before caramel, almond and vanilla lay down a sweet base.

How does Jany feel?

Jany feels warm and comforting – like a kitchen where a cake has just come out of the oven.

When do you wear Jany?

All year round, best on quiet days – as a warming, gourmand signature scent.

What else might I like if I love Jany?

If you love the baked-sweet side of Jany, try Halwa Kiss by OJAR – a scent that puts a similarly warm, dessert-like sweetness centre stage.

Still not sure? Discover Jany as a sample first – the sample price is credited toward the full-size purchase.