Alhambra
Votes lean feminine
55 ratings
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Antonio Visconti Alhambra is a sweet, spicy and resinous unisex fragrance that leans towards autumn and winter evenings.
Skunky's take: Shows up when the lights come on, born for the evening.
How does it perform?
From 45 community ratings, all out of 10.
Holds up through the day and fades gently toward evening.
People close to you notice, nobody gets overwhelmed.
Sits nicely on a shelf.
Blind buy risk
80% of votes are positive and opinions barely differ.
Notes
They open one after another, from the first spray into the evening.
Accords
From most dominant to most subtle.
- Sweet
- Gourmand
- Spicy
- Woody
- Oriental
- Powdery
- Resinous
- Earthy
What does Alhambra smell like?
It opens with rose, bergamot and coriander, then deepens into opoponax, saffron and patchouli at the heart. The base brings oud, benzoin and myrrh, so the sweet gourmand tones rest on a woody, smoky, earthy footing with a soft powdery edge.
Most voters pick winter and fall, and favour it for evenings and nights out. Its longevity and sillage are rated good. Votes for feminine and masculine are close, so it sits in between. Etro Ambra and Guerlain Rose Nacrée du Désert have a close profile.
How it changes through the day
First minutes
- Rose
- Bergamot
- Coriander
First hours
- Opoponax
- Saffron
- Patchouli
Towards evening
- Oud
- Benzoin
- Myrrh
When to wear it?
Seasons and occasions, by user votes.
- 36%Winter
- 36%Autumn
- 18%Spring
- 10%Summer
- Evening27%
- Nighttime24%
- Casual19%
- Daytime18%
- Office13%
Least picked for the office.
Smells like this
The closest scents by notes and accords.
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Les Néréides
53% matchHoney Oud
Duftanker MGO Duftmanufaktur · 2017
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La Maison de la Vanille · 2012
48% matchSecrets d'Essences - Voile d'Ambre (Eau de Parfum)
Yves Rocher · 2005
48% matchBois d'Arménie
Guerlain · 2006
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