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Miniature Art Collection

Sultan Vetiver Nishane 2014

7.9 / 10 582 Ratings

A popular perfume by Nishane for women and men, released in 2014. The scent is green-spicy. Projection and longevity are above-average. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Green

Spicy

Earthy

Woody

Leathery

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Java vetiver Absinth

Absinth

Peruvian pepper tree

Bergamot

Heart Notes

Bourbon vetiver

Haitian vetiver Neroli

Neroli

Tonka bean

Base Notes

Brazilian vetiver

Amberwood

Leather

Ratings

Scent

7.9582 Ratings

Longevity

8.7523 Ratings

Sillage

8.2517 Ratings

Bottle

8.0484 Ratings

Value for money

7.4341 Ratings

Submitted by Mefunx, last update on 10/30/2025.

Interesting Facts

The fragrance is part of the Miniature Art Collection collection.

Smells similar

What the fragrance is similar to

Vetiver Royal Bourbon (2014)

Vétiver Nocturne

Agrias Vetiveris II

Vetiver Parfum

Derby (2005)

303 Piment Baie Rose Benjoin

Reviews

43 in-depth fragrance descriptions

10/22/2024

9Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

CivetOnly
35 Reviews

CivetOnly

Top Review 6

The final boss of vetiver

Forget about commercially safe vetivers from Guerlain, Hermès or Tom Ford. This is vetiver in its full natural glory. Aromatic, earthy and dirty, with an opening that can be challenging if you aren't used to overly green nuances.

It should be noted that Sultan Vetiver is blended perfectly; even an untrained nose can pick up the multitude of vetiver notes. Jorge Lee shows you the plant's life cycle; starting out green and pungent when the plant is still young, eventually ending with dry and woody vetiver.

Opening takes you to a grassfield. It's springtime, it rained recently. Imagine green, aromatic and wet notes. It can be overbearing, especially when you add pepper to the mix. Bergamot adds some bitter freshness and when it comes to absinth, I mostly pick up anise and maybe fennel, so it actually reminds me of ouzo.

As the fragrance develops and starts drying down, so does the vetiver. Think of a dry field with wheels of hay. It becomes earthier and woody with a dusty quality. Eventally, a creamy leather grounds the scent. Performance is good, I get 8 hours on skin with moderate projection.

01/18/2023

10Scent 10Longevity 10Sillage

DEDMAR
15 Reviews

DEDMAR

Top Review 6

One vetiver to rule them all

I remember when I bought a sample of this juice back in late 2021 and right after testing it I put it away thinking “there is no way I will ever wear this!”. It is very easy to dismiss vetiver as a note for untrained nose.

Fast forward to late 2022 and here I am: the proud owner of Nishane Sultan Vetiver. In the meantime I tested several popular mens vetiver fragrances only to give this one a chance again and get stunned by it. This really is a pinnacle of vetiver. The richness, complexity and deepness of the scent as well as the performance is minblowing. It takes you on a journey and keeps you entertained for 12+ hours. Outside of very hot summer days this can serve as a signature scent.

People used to typical sweet & fresh designers will probably fall out of the chair once they sniff this :D But some fragrances just need you to dive deep into this hobby and train your nose to understand and appreciate them. At least this was my case with NSV.

Given how few sprays you need to apply to enjoy this scent the whole day (2 sprays max!), the value for money is great and it will serve you very well.

Highly recommend this one! 10/10.

10/16/2021

10Scent 10Longevity 8Sillage

David8500
4 Reviews

David8500

11

Masterclass

I will start my review with this... Waaw , what a masterpiece... Class, well-crafted, gorgeous

If this sultan was an atlete hé would have been Usain bolt.
If this sultan was a boxer, hé would have been Mohamed Ali.
If this sultan was a basketballplayer, hé would have been Michael Jordan.

And if Maradona would have sniffed this stuff instead of the white powder, then people wouldn't even argue about who would be the best soccer player ever...

This of art starts pungent, green, little bit of earthyness.... It projects immediately...
You don't need to sniff this from the back of you hand to smell... This penetrates the nose... Like a bankrobber... No nice knocking on a the door.
After 30 min it starts to transition into a more soapy-feeling and fuller vetiver... Must be by the neroli, and the Bourbon vetiver.
It becomes less pungent and more rounded.
And this without losing any of its character, its class. This takes serveral hours (didn't time it)...

And then the final transition... This is even more .... Hmmmm.

Nice vetiver, with nice leather accord, and touch of amber that gives it a warm, cosy, creamy twist.
Sometimes I get also some hints of smokeyness...
The leather is not comparable to the leather as in Tom Ford tuscan, ombre leather or Louis Vuitton ombre nomade...
But more as in Hermes cuir d'ange, soft and nice smelling
Pure masterclass...

Use with caption...

I use 3 sprays and it filled the room...
I applied 18pm and 8 am it is still very detectable and present...

In the category of vetiver perfumes the winner is nishane sultan vetiver
With the worden of Tina Turner: you are simply the best, better than all the rest...

What? Tom Ford Grey vetiver
What? Terre d'hermes
What? Erminigildo Zegna wisdom
They are not even on the finish photo

Longevity, sillage, projection, smell
12 out of 10

06/09/2024

9Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

Smirky
483 Reviews

Smirky

Helpful Review 4

Great Vetiver Fragrance

Sultan Vetiver is a really nice vetiver fragrance that is very masculine and definitely wearable - IF you like vetiver. I did not find it the least bit challenging to wear.

Two caveats with it though - 1. there is an initial punch in the snout which some people will find challenging. Give it about 30 minutes to dry down and settle. 2. It is a tad bit acrid and musty on the skin. You have to remember that people catch your scent in the air, not by burying their nose on your wrist. That said, keep it in mind if you are planning an intimate moment later.

In the air, it sweetens every so slightly and I also detected a very subtle soapiness. I tested this from a sample. Longevity was about 7 hours. Initial sillage and projection were a good 6' out but quickly reduced to arms length in a little over an hour.

I've put Sultan Vetiver on my want list, but will wait to test the three Guerlain vetivers to see which I like best.

UPDATE: I skipped the Guerlain vetivers because of current reviews about reforumlation, weakness, etc. AND I know they would never be as forward as Sultan Vetiver. It's the king and it's an awesome wear.

01/02/2025

10Scent 9Longevity 9Sillage

ScentedJuan
2 Reviews

ScentedJuan

Helpful Review 3

A Sultan Indeed!

Sultan Vetiver appears to be amongst the most polarizing fragrances. Informed and forewarned by many reviews, that this could smell really bad or really good. I decided to blind buy it and be surprised. And suprised I was. It's super earthy! And much like nature it has a certain unpretentious beauty that I find alluring, calming and invigorating. With four vetiver types it would be easy to think this is a one dimensional fragrance but no. Between the four types you are taken on a journey through the cleanest and the dirtiest aspects of vetiver and everything in between. The additional notes seem to be servants of the vetiver. Distinct yet highlighting and complimenting the various nuances of each vetiver type.

A certain sophistication is communicated not only in how the scent smells but how it behaves. Wild yet tamed. Not by outside forces but has full possession of itself. Composed, elegant and refined. Yet artless, raw and wild. It has become one of my favorites and I do consider it a unique gem and yes a masterpiece. It's departure from the typical and usual is probably the same reason it is both loved and hated. I doubt a better introduction to this house could've been had by me. So far I consider this to be the best take on vetiver. A Sultan indeed!

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