Ambre Latte
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A woody, milky delight with an irresistible, sophisticated trail.
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Top notes:
Almond Milk, Toasted Tonka bean.
Heart notes:
Vanilla, Benzoin, Dulce de Leche, White Musk.
Base notes:
Ambrofix, Georgywood, Akigalawood, White Sandalwood.
Inspiration:
The inspiration behind Ambre Latte comes from almond milk foam, blending softness and power in a captivating balance.
Do you want to know more about this perfume?
Ambre Latte by Essential Parfums is a fragrance that unfolds like a vaporous cloud of almond milk, gently infused with roasted tonka bean. From its first notes, it offers a sense of indulgence that is irresistible yet perfectly controlled. The heart is sweet and comforting, recalling dulce de leche, which melts into the enveloping softness of vanilla, benzoin, and white musk, creating a deliciously creamy and sweet experience all at once.
The base notes of this perfume reveal its duality with an intensely addictive woody and amber alchemy. Ingredients such as Ambrofix, Georgywood, Akigalawood and white sandalwood structure the fragrance, infusing it with a modern depth and sophistication that stand out. These notes arrive with a sensual richness, leaving an unforgettable impression and a perfect balance between gourmet sweetness and woody addiction.
Ideal for those looking for a perfume that combines comfort and character with a touch of modern luxury, Ambre Latte is perfect for workdays, weekend getaways, or special occasions. Its complex and addictive structure makes it suitable for those who appreciate a hint of sophistication in their everyday scent, offering impressive longevity that ensures its trail stays with you throughout the day.
Ambre Latte within Essential Parfums
Ambre Latte is the formula that Jordi Fernández signs for Essential Parfums, the Parisian house that puts the perfumer's name alongside the perfume's. The brand presents it as a finely crafted take on gourmand: a cloud of almond milk and roasted tonka bean, a dulce de leche that melts with vanilla, benzoin and white musks, and underneath a woody, amber accord of Ambrofix, Georgywood, Akigalawood and white sandalwood. It is an eau de parfum and the bottle is refillable.
Those woods are the bridge to Bois Impérial, which carries Georgywood, Akigalawood and Ambrofix without the milky side. If what attracts you is the base of vanilla, tonka bean and benzoin, Divine Vanille works it with spices and incense. The rest of the house is in the Essential Parfums collection, and other perfumes with this same texture, in milk perfumes and almond perfumes.
Is it written Ambre Latte or Amber Latte?
Ambre Latte: ambre means amber in French and latte, milk in Italian. A lot of people look for it as Amber Latte, in English, and they mean this same perfume by Essential Parfums. The name sums up the idea: an amber and woody base wrapped in a milky layer of almond milk.
How is Ambre Latte different from Bianco Latte?
Both have a milky, sweet side, but they are built differently. Bianco Latte, by Giardini di Toscana, moves from caramel, honey and coumarin to a base of vanilla and white musks, and stays in dessert-like territory. Ambre Latte opens with almond milk and roasted tonka bean and ends with woods and amber (Ambrofix, Georgywood, Akigalawood and white sandalwood), so the finish is drier and more woody.