Top Notes 
Cinnamon
Mandarin orange
Cardamom
Ginger
Heart Notes 
Dried fruits
Tobacco
Orange blossom
Rose
Iris
Base Notes 
Tahitian vanilla
Ambergris
Beeswax
Patchouli
Oud
Sandalwood
Vetiver
Cedarwood
Leathery notes
01/29/2025
Serenissima
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not an elegy of the fall
Autumn is a hermaphrodite:
On the one hand it gives us fruits, ripe harvest and golden light, pervaded by wonderful scents, on the other hand it is the first harbinger of winter and leaves us a little thoughtful.
Annette Neuffer touches precisely this nerve with her fragrance composition "Autumn Nocturne": it brings us rich, mature beauty and at the same time the first inkling of decay.
The pyramid already shows how late summer has already progressed and how autumn has taken its place.
The fruits have been harvested, many of them already dried; their aromatic sweetness hangs over everything and combines with the spicy scent of the bundled tobacco leaves that have also been hung up to dry.
The mandarins, on the other hand, still exude a hint of summer freshness before their acquaintance is intensified with a little spicy ginger, cardamom and cinnamon for the winter.
Trees without fruit with leaves that are already becoming more transparent, harvested gardens and stubble fields with aromatic, resinous fires smoking away herald a farewell: yes, summer was very big! And yet there are still colors and flower scents, because many things are not yet thinking of separation and hibernation, but are still enjoying the last warmth, the caress of the already fine sun fingers: roses stand proudly in their ripeness, whose aromas they generously share with us, irises can still be there and on the orange trees, which are waiting in their tubs for wintering in the orangery, there are still so many flowers that they can perfume the late warmth.
It won't be long before the first thick clouds of mist drift over the fields and countryside in the mornings and evenings, spreading the resinous smoke from the last fires in the fields.
The ground takes a few more deep breaths and exudes the aromas it has stored over the summer months, transformed into patchouli, vetiver and oud: earthy and spicy, before it too goes to rest.
Life retreats into the rooms, barns and warehouses; the harvest is processed, preserved, which also explains the subtle hint of beeswax.
The jars of golden honey multiply on the shelf.
The mood is now warm and cozy (thanks to beeswax and vanilla), a little austere and animalistic thanks to leather and sandalwood.
The harvest has been harvested, the last festivals have been celebrated, the last dances have been danced, in traditional costumes and adorned with colorful ribbons in the hair! Now it's time to be clever, the winter can be long, very colorless and scentless.
That is why Annette Neuffer once again sings a song filled with memory and longing in "Autumn Nocturne", which is gladly taken up and carried on.
Her creations are characterized by a rich sillage and long-lasting fragrance notes as well as a variety of scents.
In "Autumn Nocturno", the golden, fruity fall with all its facets resonates in a way that nature could not sing more beautifully.
On the one hand it gives us fruits, ripe harvest and golden light, pervaded by wonderful scents, on the other hand it is the first harbinger of winter and leaves us a little thoughtful.
Annette Neuffer touches precisely this nerve with her fragrance composition "Autumn Nocturne": it brings us rich, mature beauty and at the same time the first inkling of decay.
The pyramid already shows how late summer has already progressed and how autumn has taken its place.
The fruits have been harvested, many of them already dried; their aromatic sweetness hangs over everything and combines with the spicy scent of the bundled tobacco leaves that have also been hung up to dry.
The mandarins, on the other hand, still exude a hint of summer freshness before their acquaintance is intensified with a little spicy ginger, cardamom and cinnamon for the winter.
Trees without fruit with leaves that are already becoming more transparent, harvested gardens and stubble fields with aromatic, resinous fires smoking away herald a farewell: yes, summer was very big! And yet there are still colors and flower scents, because many things are not yet thinking of separation and hibernation, but are still enjoying the last warmth, the caress of the already fine sun fingers: roses stand proudly in their ripeness, whose aromas they generously share with us, irises can still be there and on the orange trees, which are waiting in their tubs for wintering in the orangery, there are still so many flowers that they can perfume the late warmth.
It won't be long before the first thick clouds of mist drift over the fields and countryside in the mornings and evenings, spreading the resinous smoke from the last fires in the fields.
The ground takes a few more deep breaths and exudes the aromas it has stored over the summer months, transformed into patchouli, vetiver and oud: earthy and spicy, before it too goes to rest.
Life retreats into the rooms, barns and warehouses; the harvest is processed, preserved, which also explains the subtle hint of beeswax.
The jars of golden honey multiply on the shelf.
The mood is now warm and cozy (thanks to beeswax and vanilla), a little austere and animalistic thanks to leather and sandalwood.
The harvest has been harvested, the last festivals have been celebrated, the last dances have been danced, in traditional costumes and adorned with colorful ribbons in the hair! Now it's time to be clever, the winter can be long, very colorless and scentless.
That is why Annette Neuffer once again sings a song filled with memory and longing in "Autumn Nocturne", which is gladly taken up and carried on.
Her creations are characterized by a rich sillage and long-lasting fragrance notes as well as a variety of scents.
In "Autumn Nocturno", the golden, fruity fall with all its facets resonates in a way that nature could not sing more beautifully.
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