Ganymede EDP

About the perfumer – Quentin Bisch → Mandarin, saffron and mineral suede from another world. Marc-Antoine Barrois Ganymede Eau de Parfum is one of the most unique and addictive niche fragrances released in the last decade. Created by perfumer Quentin Bisch, it blends airy mineral notes, soft suede leather, saffron, violet, immortelle and mandarin into something that smells futuristic, elegant and almost otherworldly. The Story Ganymede takes its name from Jupiter’s rocky moon, discovered by Galileo in 1610, and from the Greek myth of the young man the gods carried off and made immortal. Quentin Bisch composed it for the Maison Marc-Antoine Barrois, the Paris couture house founded by the French designer of that name. It reuses the suede character of B683 but moves in a lighter direction, and the whole composition plays with contrasts and opposites. How It Smells Opening Bright and sharp, with sparkling Italian mandarin and saffron. Heart Within minutes the fragrance transforms into a smooth mineral-suede accord that feels metallic, airy, salty and luxurious at the same time. Immortelle adds a warm golden glow while violet and Chinese osmanthus keep it cool and modern. Dry Down Akigalawood and a soft leather accord settle into a fresh, saline, mineral finish. Fragrance Notes Italian Mandarin Saffron Violet Chinese Osmanthus Immortelle Leather Accord Akigalawood Fragrance Profile Leather · Mineral · Saline · Spicy · Woody