Nuit des Rois

Saffron Honey. Nuit des Rois (NdR)is straight-up sweet honeyed saffron, with a touch of amber. It becomes rosier and less sweet as it dries down, rendering it more beautiful than its opening minutes. NdR has almost no detectable oud. It gets its Arabic theme from the saffron/rose combo. Of note, the sweetness doesn't have that distinct honey smell you get in something like Zoologist's Bee. Also, as with many saffron/rose combos, there is an incensy nuance to the scent. Sweet, saffrony, rosey, lightly spicy, and a bit ambery. This perfume is complex! Initially, it smells like Initio's Side Effect / Alghabra's Eye of Seven Hills but with a moderate dose of rose. Later in the drydown, it becomes closer to Armani's Rose d'Arabie and Issey Miyake's L’Eau d’Issey Pour Homme Or Encens sweet rose. Particularly, Or Encense, as they both have a nice incensy accord late in the drydown. This development is quite rich and intriguing. A unisex cool weather wear. Some men might find its sweetness too feminine. It is just too sweet for me to enjoy wearing. "Love"

I'm from the Middle East and it's easy to us to have the chance to smell the real extracted oud oil. Chopard said that they used a rare and natural oud oil here and belive me guys I can smell it! What I smell here is the natural oud oil that my grandfather and my father used before its going very rare and hard to find. I usually not a fan of oud fragrances as most of them using a synthetic oud which can makes you feel sick sometimes. If you don't like oud in fragrances please try this one as this is one of the best oud I ever smelled. (Remember dont smell oud too close, always from a distance or let others tell how u smell and Try before you buy)

A gorgeous and inspirational perfume. Laotian Oud, Neroli, and Bitter Orange add so much warmth, along with the honey, to contrasting florals.

Well defined oud perfume. Classy and formal

Oud/rose/saffron creation with a smooth velvety texture and just enough nose-piercing start to avoid dullness. And there's also one single jolly uplifting note interwoven within this texture - a bright, almost sunny note, a honeyed orange I guess - popping out now and then from the routine nocturnal colors of oud, whispering that it's by no means for kings only (I am not a king anyway). Easy to enjoy.