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Ambre Réserve by The House of Phoenix

Men Women 2026

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Ambre Réserve: A Warm Oriental Vanilla from The House of Phoenix Ambre Réserve is the 2026 launch from The House of Phoenix, a unisex fragrance composed by perfumer Angel Martinez. With its oriental vanilla character, it moves from a lively cognac top note to a spiced floral heart, then settles into a creamy, nutty base of almonds, praline, and sandalwood.…

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  • Winter 33%
  • Spring 33%
  • Summer 0%
  • Autumn 33%
  • Day 50%
  • Night 50%

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positive reviews 2 community votes
LongevityLong-lasting SillageStrong Best momentWinter CharacterUnisex

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About Ambre Réserve

Main accord sweet Year 2026 Gender Men · Women Perfumer Angel Martinez

Ambre Réserve: A Warm Oriental Vanilla from The House of Phoenix

Ambre Réserve is the 2026 launch from The House of Phoenix, a unisex fragrance composed by perfumer Angel Martinez.

With its oriental vanilla character, it moves from a lively cognac top note to a spiced floral heart, then settles into a creamy, nutty base of almonds, praline, and sandalwood.

The opening is all about cognac—boozy, ripe, and with a gentle fruity edge. As it fades, the heart emerges: tonka bean, Hedione, cinnamon, and oak. Cinnamon injects a cosy spice, while oak lends a dry, refined woodiness that anchors the whole composition.

At the base, caramelised almonds, vanilla, praline, and sandalwood take centre stage. This combination makes for a decidedly sweet, vanillic, and milky trail that feels both indulgent and sophisticated. It's a classic amber-gourmand blend, executed with finesse.

The perfume stays true to its oriental roots, yet contains a flash of freshness—green, floral, and slightly dewy accents, largely thanks to Hedione. The result is not a dark or oppressive amber but a radiant, balanced scent that wraps around the skin like a soft cashmere scarf.

Although it is brand new, Ambre Réserve has already earned a flawless average rating of 5 out of 5 from the first couple of reviews. It looks set to win over connoisseurs of sweet orientals and those who appreciate a well-bred gourmand.

Longevity is strong, and the sillage is present but polite, making it ideal for everything from autumn walks to festive dinners. There's a tangible sense of quality, from the smooth vanilla to the creamy sandalwood, that justifies its positioning.

This one is for women and men who like their fragrances sweet, cosy, and full of personality. It will particularly appeal to devotees of amber orientals, fans of vanilla and praline, and anyone who enjoys a creamy, woody base. If you love tonka bean or almond notes, Ambre Réserve deserves a sniff.

Ambre Réserve is a confident, well-rounded oriental vanilla that balances sweetness with elegance. The House of Phoenix has crafted a fragrance that feels both contemporary and timeless—a delightful new release for 2026.

Drinks Spices Woods and mosses Sweet and gourmand

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