Scents of Wood Praline in Maple

Notes

Cedarwood Atlas, Peru Balsam, Maple Syrup, Leather, Vanilla, Chocolate

The Moment

Praline in Maple doesn't smell like dessert, it smells like something darker. The smoked syrup is there, sweet and rich, but it's wrapped in leather and cedarwood that give it an edge. There's chocolate underneath, but it's not soft or playful. It's smooth with a sharpness that keeps things interesting.

This is loud. It projects. It makes a statement without saying a word. The kind of fragrance you reach for when you want to leave an impression during a night out, a date, somewhere you want to be remembered.

If you like gourmands but want something with weight and depth, something that leans masculine and mysterious rather than sweet and cozy, this is worth experiencing.

The House

Founded by French perfume industry veteran Fabrice Croisé, who spent nearly thirty years in fragrance before building something entirely his own.

The concept is singular. Every fragrance is built around wood, and the organic alcohol used in each is aged in bespoke wooden barrels before a single note is added.

Three names, three languages, one obsession: L'Âme du Bois. Shinrin Yoku. Scents of Wood. The soul of the forest, bottled.