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Navitus Parfums · Sold as unisex
Ambrosia Imperiale
The opulent atmosphere of an imperial banquet where every note whispers of decadent pleasure and regal splendor.
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Ambrosia ImperialeHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Bertrand Duchaufour's Ambrosia Imperiale by Navitus Parfums is a rich blend of sweet and spicy notes that evoke the warmth and indulgence of an imperial feast. The fragrance opens with a bright, sun-ripened banana and rum, creating a lively and vibrant top note. This gives way to a heart filled with Brazilian orange and Ceylon cinnamon, adding depth and complexity. As it settles into its base, amberwood, orchid, and jasmine blend seamlessly with caramel and vanilla, offering a comforting warmth that lingers like the afterglow of a sumptuous meal.
Apply Ambrosia Imperiale to pulse points for a long-lasting experience. The caramel and vanilla notes are particularly warm and close-to-skin, so a generous application ensures the richness stays with you throughout the day. Best suited for evening wear when its luxurious warmth can be fully appreciated.
Fig. 01 — Ambrosia Imperiale, Navitus Parfums
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Bertrand Duchaufour
The world traveler's noseBertrand Duchaufour is a perfumer-adventurer whose creations read like a travelogue of the senses. Trained at Roure (now Givaudan), his work draws deeply from his journeys through Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and sub-Saharan Africa.
“The art of perfumery must be at the same time, innovative, harmonius, and “sent bon”.”
Bertrand Duchaufour · CaFleureBon, October 2010
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