Aldebaran

If you are on the hunt for an avant-garde tuberose scent, look no further than Marc-Antoine Barrois’ Aldebaran. Cooling, aromatic maté and paprika create a camphor-like veil over creamy, slightly indolic tuberose. It’s difficult to craft a scent that is as fiercely unforgettable as it is delicate, but somehow this is achieved in Aldebaran.

From Marc-Antoine Barrois
It's a white light piercing the darkness. A mysterious radiance emanating from a moonlit clearing. The gentle caress of moonbeams on a field of tuberoses, their immaculate petals reflecting starlight like mirrors. Like a guiding star in the night, Aldebaran embodies hope and optimism.

The second in the house's floral series, Aldebaran is a soliflore celebrating tuberose in all its milky, fresh-petaled glory, enhanced by the warmth of paprika and the richness of tonka beans. Named for the brightest star discovered by an 18th-century Arab astronomer, its name derives from the Arabic Al-Debaran—'the outstretched hand of one who helps and shows the way.' This olfactory journey is a quest for optimism, like stepping through the looking glass from shadow into light.

Perfumer
Quentin Bisch

Notes
tuberose absolute, paprika accord, mate, tonka bean

FYI
This fragrance can be ordered here on our website, or purchased at our store at 2408 Fillmore Street in San Francisco.