Ganymede – Extrait de Parfum
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Marc-Antoine Barrois – a Paris couturier who, together with perfumer Quentin Bisch, tailors fragrances as precisely as his bespoke suits.
Ganymede Extrait is spicy, resinous and addictive. An overdose of immortelle opens with saffron and mandarin, incense and myrrh layer over it at the heart, before a leather accord and mineral Akigalawood draw a deep, warm trail.
Ganymede Extrait is at its best in autumn and winter and in the evening. A unisex extrait for special occasions – and for anyone who loves Ganymede Eau de Parfum and wants it darker, denser and warmer.
What grips us about the extrait: it isn't a stronger copy of the Eau de Parfum but a story of its own. Immortelle takes centre stage – honeyed, spicy, almost leathery – and incense and myrrh turn it into something nearly sacred. Same DNA, different mood.
THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE
Everything you want to know about this fragrance.
What does Ganymede Extrait smell like?
Of an overdose of immortelle with saffron, incense and myrrh over leather and mineral Akigalawood.
How does Ganymede Extrait feel?
Like a cashmere coat on a cold evening – dense, warm and enveloping. Ganymede Extrait sits closer to the skin than the Eau de Parfum, lasts exceptionally long and feels intimate rather than loud.
When should you wear Ganymede Extrait?
In autumn and winter, in the evening and for special occasions. For every gender.
Which fragrance might I like if I love Ganymede Extrait?
If you love the immortelle, try Cèdre Superfluide by Les Eaux Primordiales – immortelle absolute and saffron over sandalwood and vanilla, softer and woodier.
Still unsure? Discover Ganymede Extrait as a sample first – the sample price is credited toward the full-size purchase.
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