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Serge Lutens A La Nuit vs Guerlain Shalimar Millésime Jasmin
Shalimar Millésime Jasmin is the community's favourite of the two.
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Notes
———Accords
White floral
100%
Honey
53%
Floral
51%
Green
48%
Sweet
47%
Performance
LongevityModerate
SillageModerate
Best Seasons
springsummerfall
About
A La Nuit by Serge Lutens is a Oriental Floral fragrance for women and men. A La Nuit was launched in 2000. The nose behind this fragrance is Christopher Sheldrake. The fragrance features Egyptian and Indian Jasmine, Honey, Green Notes, Musk, Benzoin, Grenadine and Cloves. A La Nuit is one of the better fragrances with jasmine in the centre of the composition, and by all means it deserves attention of those who love jasmine scent. Inspiration for this fragrance Serge Lutens brought from Egypt. Several variances of jasmine are combined in the composition: Indian, Egyptian and Moroccan. The jasmine blend is accompanied by green branches, honey, clove, benzoin, and musk. The composition starts with intensive jasmine notes, warmed and deepened by benzoin in the base. The base notes are surprising here because they are greener and lighter than the central notes, and thus they emphasize the spring-time floral character of this fragrance. The perfume was created by Christopher Sheldrake in 2000.
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Notes
Top
BergamotGreen Notes
Heart
JasmineIndian JasmineItalian Jasmine
Base
VanillaMusk
Accords
Vanilla
100%
White floral
93%
Powdery
68%
Citrus
59%
Musky
57%
Green
57%
Performance
LongevityModerate
SillageModerate
Best Seasons
fallwinterspring
About
Shalimar Millésime Jasmin by Guerlain is a Oriental Floral fragrance for women. This is a new fragrance. Shalimar Millésime Jasmin was launched in 2024. The nose behind this fragrance is Delphine Jelk. Top notes are Bergamot and Green Notes; middle notes are Jasmine, Indian Jasmine and Italian Jasmine; base notes are Vanilla and Musk. Guerlain Shalimar Millésime Jasmin is a new limited edition fragrance for women launched in 2024 under the Shalimar collection. The initial burst yields a spicy, fresh fusion of zesty bergamot and a vegetal accord, paving the way for a heady floral bouquet of Indian jasmine sambac and Italian grandiflorum jasmine. This softness is contradicted by the sensuality of golden musk and the signature vanilla of the famed Shalimar round off the composition.
Notes in Common
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No shared notes — these are very different compositions.
Only in A La Nuit
Only in Shalimar Millésime Jasmin
BergamotGreen NotesJasmineIndian JasmineItalian JasmineVanillaMusk
Rating
3.94vs4.26
Ratings
2,210vs759
Concentration
EDPvsEDP
Launch Year
2000vs2024
Which should I buy?
Shalimar Millésime Jasmin is the community's favourite of the two.
- Shalimar Millésime Jasmin is rated higher by the community: 4.26 from 759 ratings, against 3.94 from 2,210.
- Longevity votes for both lean "moderate".
- Sillage is comparable: "moderate" is the most common vote for both.
- A La Nuit is voted best for spring and summer; Shalimar Millésime Jasmin for fall and winter.
- Both houses are premium (typically $100–250), so price won't be the deciding factor.
Buy Shalimar Millésime Jasmin if you want the higher-rated option; pick A La Nuit if its note profile reads closer to what you already love wearing.