Amber Malaki Chopard 2015

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7.9 / 10 194 Ratings

A popular perfume by Chopard for men, released in 2015. The scent is sweet-oriental. It is still in production.

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Main accords

Sweet

Oriental

Spicy

Resinous

Woody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Orange blossom

Frankincense

Heart Notes

Amber

Papyrus

Base Notes

Cistus

Bourbon vanilla

Perfumer

Amandine Clerc-Marie

Ratings

Scent

7.9194 Ratings

Longevity

7.7172 Ratings

Sillage

7.3173 Ratings

Bottle

8.2178 Ratings

Value for money

8.4109 Ratings

Submitted by Michael, last update on 02/01/2025.

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Reviews

6 in-depth fragrance descriptions

01/14/2016

10
Bottle 9
Sillage 6
Longevity 10
Scent

ScentedSalon
96 Reviews

ScentedSalon

6

An Exceptional Offering to Round Out My Collection

If Chopard continue to make stunning perfumes like their Malaki series, I will have to continue to buy them! The latest, Amber Malaki, is the best one yet. Its name does not fit it but the scent itself is probably one of the best I have smelled in a long time.

First of all, this is not the traditional amber fragrance one comes to expect. It is not dry or smoky. There is a juiciness here, and resins. I am going to copy another reviewer and declare that this smells like prunes soaked in Calvados. Dark, fruity, resinous, sweet but balanced: I would love this on a man but am hogging it all for myself.

The bottle is superb, as always, sillage is very strong but not overpowering and the lasting power pretty good. I would argue that when a perfume has a great complex smell, a distinct character, lasts and projects AND has a good price, it is a total success. Totally satisfying final bottle to round out my collection and take a long break from new perfumes.

12/10/2022

10
Pricing 10
Bottle 9
Scent

Loulou31
89 Reviews

Loulou31

6

Yummy amber

I had been waiting for it for months...after having read everything about the collection, I hesitated a lot between Amber, oud and incense. Finally I ve decided on amber because it is one of my favorite materials since childhood. here we have a spicy, almost luminous golden amber. the start is a little dry (by incense I think) then the spices burst, warming the juice. The dry down becomes rounded, almost sweet but not cloying. I smell like a note of plum or prunes in the middle of the heat spices, a slightly smoky background. definitely very classy, very sophisticated. I liked it from the start but the drying opened my heart. so glad he's finally mine. the bottle is sublime. the price is mini considering the quality of the bottle and the juice.

10/09/2024

8
Pricing 8
Bottle 7
Sillage 7
Longevity 8.5
Scent

Musicandarts
181 Reviews

Musicandarts

1

A wonderful amber from Chopard - recommended for all amber lovers.

Amber Malaki is an excellent amber perfume from Chopard designed by Amandine Clerc-Marie. It is cheaper, sweeter and more interesting than Ambre Sultan. The entire Malaki line from Chopard is worth investigating. They all use well-known perfumers (e.g. Ropion and Morillas) and are relatively inexpensive. This review is based on a full bottle of Amber Malaki that I bought from Jomashop for $54.

This perfume does not have a clearly demarcated olfactory pyramid. It is safe to say that it is a beautiful amber with minor variations in color as it progresses on your skin. According to Chopard, it opens with frankincense orange blossom. I get more frankincense than orange blossom, but it is beautiful, nonetheless. The heart notes amber and papyrus, followed by labdanum and vanilla in base notes. Given that amber is typically labdanum and vanilla, it is unclear to me if the heart notes are different from the base notes. They smell very similar to me. Papyrus is not a note my nose can pick up amid these beautiful resins.

The performance of Amber Malaki is very good. I can smell the amber on my skin 6-8 hours after the initial application. The sillage is fine, but modest as expected for an elegant amber.

I would recommend Amber Malaki without hesitation to all amber lovers. In my opinion, it is better value that amber perfumes like Ambre Sultan. The perfumer makes the amber intriguing by changing the resins along the olfactory pyramid.

05/09/2020

7
Bottle 9
Sillage 9
Longevity 7.5
Scent

Camey5000
81 Reviews

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Camey5000

Top Review 30

My Amber Number 33

Chopard - Amber Malaki

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As you like it - harmony and change

Incense and orange blossom in jumelage. A tremendous beginning. Balsamic, spicy, lush, intoxicating. And a sting. A sting like rhubarb or green, freshly cut twigs and sour papyrus. Papyrus, opulent like the original Nile. Grassy, almost dull. Slightly rotten green. Reminiscent of the Sudd.

Then with force! Princely Amber appears. In medium brown, in medium sweet, in medium wet. Opulent. Nothing is light and ethereal yet. No, there is abundance here and the fine cistus fights its way slowly but resolutely into the limelight. The ingredients have conquered their stage.

The curtain opens wide for a royal wedding. For the jumelage of amber and vanilla. Incredibly persistent, warm and delicate, flattering and light. Continuous applause.

And the hero is called Malaki. Is called Vanilla. No, Amber. No vanilla. No Amber ...

9.0 / 8.0 / 8.0 / ---

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08/29/2018

8
Bottle 8
Sillage 8
Longevity 9
Scent

Morpheus1
50 Reviews

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Morpheus1

Top Review 13

Welcome to Amber Paradise!

... or in Amber Wonderland it would be too.

First of all you have to deal with a very, very rare scent. The distribution was rather outside of Europe and in the USA. The fragrance is one of three from the Malaki series of Chopard.

Only 4 users have the scent here and only a nice perfuma had it at all in Germany.

The fragrance combines many facets and is composed very high quality.

First welcome an incense note with orange blossom before the golden amber with bourbon vanilla appears.

It smells oriental-sweet with incense streaked and a freshness of orange blossom. The Bourbon vanilla gives the sweetness in the base.

I smell here 3 scents in one out.
Gaultier2, The One for Men, CH Men Grand Tour (all vintage).
Amber Malaki is a mixture of them matched with additional incense, but still individual as an independent fragrance. Despite the similarities, this fragrance is of a higher quality than all 3 can be.

That's what the price says, though. A new flacon 80ml is traded with about 180-200 Euro in Germany, if you get a new one.

It is not as hard as Gaultier2, finer than The One for Men and more balanced than CH Men Grand Tour.

The bottle is solid and heavy with a noble, brushed copper-coloured lid.

This bottle is definitely the rarest in my collection so far.

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