Cafe Chantant Exceptional Edition

Vanilla at its most sensual, made for the evening. Café Chantant by Nobile 1942 is a gourmand, powdery interpretation of vanilla from the Fragranza Suprema collection, composed by Mathieu Nardin. Black cherry opens onto a powdery heart of heliotrope and iris, resting on benzoin, patchouli, vanilla and musk. The Story Launched in 2013, it is inspired by the golden age of the Belle Époque in the nineteenth century and its genuine joie de vivre: ladies in stunning evening gowns, their perfume mingling with the gentlemen's cigars, ready to enjoy the show from a front-row table. The chantants were the charming singers of those cafés, also attended by women who delighted in imitating their gestures and clothing, to the despair of their men. In the Italian way of speaking, chantant became sciantosa, a kind of extreme femininity and charm in full Italian folk spirit. The powdery heart notes recall the atmosphere of such a café in a strikingly realistic way. How It Smells Opening Dark, juicy black cherry sharpened by the green note of laurel. Heart Powdery and soft, with heliotrope, iris and althaea (marshmallow root) conjuring the velvet air of a Belle Époque café. Dry Down Warm and sultry: benzoin, patchouli, vanilla and musk. The house gives it the perfume code of evening. Fragrance Notes Top Black Cherry Laurel Heart Heliotrope Iris Althaea Base Benzoin Patchouli Vanilla Musk Fragrance Profile Gourmand · Powdery · Vanilla · Fruity · Floral