The “Spirits” as we like to call them are in fact what is known in Perfumery as alcoholates, a very old recipe that we have brought up to date to obtain very nice extracts from a concrete. It allows us to be as close as possible in olfactory terms to the original plant material and to pay tribute to it with nobility and delicacy.
Ambergris is an intestinal concretion of the sperm whale that is collected on the beaches of the Pacific. This material is used in perfumery as a fixative.
The Carnationalcoholate (Dianthus Caryophyllus) is made by cold filtering the concrete of the flower. It is also called alcoholate. More ethereal than a classic essential oil, it goes as close to the plant as if it were under our nose.
The spirit of Fir Balsam is derived from a cold filtering of the concrete of the tree (Abies Balsamea) it is also called alcoholate. More aerial than a classic essential oil, it goes as close to the plant as if it were under our nose.
The Green Vanilla Oleoresin is obtained by scalding the vanilla pods while they are still green, the extract is very tasty and will awaken your taste buds.
Karo Karounde Perfumed Spirit (Leptactina Senegambica) is made by cold filtering the concrete of the flower. It is also called alcoholate. More ethereal than a classic essential oil, it goes as close to the plant as if it were under our nose.
The spirit of Orange Blossom is issued from a cold filtering of the concrete of Orange Blossom (Citrus Aurantium) it is also called Alcoholat. More ethereal than a classic essential oil, it goes as close to the plant as if it were under our nose.
The spirit of Osmanthus is an alcoholate obtained from the concrete of Osmanthus flowers. It is an extract that allows to retranscribe the smell of the plant as closely as possible. We find a characteristic and very original apricot note.
The perfumed spirit of Rose is issued from a maceration of concrete of Rose (Rosa Damascena) it is also called Alccolat. More ethereal than a classic essential oil, it goes as close to the plant as if it were under your nose.