Amber Malaki by Chopard
Men Women 2015
Description
Amber Malaki by Chopard is an oriental fragrance from the olfactive family, created by perfumer Olivier Polge and launched in 2015. This composition, designed for both men and women, unfolds an olfactive pyramid where the top notes include bergamot, cardamom and patchouli; the heart is formed by jasmine, rose and ambergris; and the base rests on a foundation of vanilla,…
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 38%
- Spring 17%
- Summer 5.2%
- Autumn 39%
- Day 42%
- Night 58%
Key notes
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Notes
amber
Community
569 votes
- Positive 79%
- Negative 10%
- Neutral 11%
The olfactory pyramid
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In the collection
Leading answer I want it
2,441 votes
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Leading answer Love it
569 votes
Season
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801 votes
Time of day
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479 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Amber Malaki
Amber Malaki by Chopard is an oriental fragrance from the olfactive family, created by perfumer Olivier Polge and launched in 2015. This composition, designed for both men and women, unfolds an olfactive pyramid where the top notes include bergamot, cardamom and patchouli; the heart is formed by jasmine, rose and ambergris; and the base rests on a foundation of vanilla, sandalwood and musk.
Musk, amber and animalic Woods and mosses Resins and balsams White flowers
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
361 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
419 votes
Character
Leading answer Balanced
336 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
295 votes
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3 reviews
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This perfume is hard to come by; distribution was likely outside Europe, probably in the US. It’s one of the three in Chopard’s Malaki range. Upon application, you realise you’re dealing with a very unusual fragrance, likely due to the blend of incense, orange blossom and papyrus, until fortunately the golden amber with bourbon vanilla steps in to balance it, adding a warm, enigmatic twist to this scent inspired by Chopard’s opulent jewellery. Its sensual, quite potent and captivating notes offer a good sensory experience, though without reaching the magic of works like Ambre Fetiche or Ambre Sultan, which are on another level. Anyway, the amber in this composition fits like a precious stone, captivating the senses with its fascinating beauty, as its aromatic character evokes the intoxicating exoticism of the Middle East. Soft bourbon velvet vanilla completes the aroma, offering an addictive, textured and sophisticated signature. It works better in the heart and dry-down than in the opening, when the ingredients are on stage and the medium-sweet texture decisively captures the centre of attention.
Chopard joins the league of Arab houses with this Amber Malaki, which lives up to its name: a sweet amber over vanilla and exotic incense. It is a catalogue unisex that any of the greats from the East, such as Lattafa or Swiss Arabian, would have signed. The key is in the trail: here Chopard achieves the perfect balance between potency and discretion. Ideal for fans of Arab style or amber scents, it is a perfume with a nocturnal soul that works on fresh days. Thanks, Jerry Drake.
Chopard has delivered a proposal that has nothing to envy from Arab houses. This Amber Malaki lives up to its name: a sweet amber with an exotic vanilla and incense base. It is a catalogue unisex that any prestigious Arab house like Lattafa or Swiss Arabian could have signed. The difference lies in the trail: here Chopard has managed the balance between potency and discretion. Ideal for lovers of Arab style or amber scents. It has a nocturnal soul but works on fresh days. Thanks, Jerry Drake.