Marc-Antoine Barrois Ganymede Extrait

This fragrance is named after a giant moon of Jupiter.

Ganymede is known to have numerous craters and an underground ocean.

It is larger than all the Earth's oceans combined.

Perfumers Marc Antoine Barrois and Quentin Bisch tried to imagine what would happen if Ganymede were in our world.

The aromatic substances of the planet would probably become flammable: the sky would start to glow with sour tangerines, holy notes of incense and fumaroles of myrrh.

There is also a hint of spiciness and a hint of caramel.

The fiery heart of the scent reminds us that the gods granted Ganymede eternal life. So that beauty never fades.

The luxurious scented extract is as refined as it is carnal.

It's intense and leaves behind an intoxicating trail, evoking the great classics.



Fragrant notes: sandalwood, incense, myrrh, safraleine, akigala wood, mandarin.