Santal 33
EDP · 2011
Le Labo
Note Profile
Green Cardamom, Guatemala Cardamom, Guatemalan Cardamom, Indian Cardamom
Aromatic, slightly sweet
Cardamom has a fresh, aromatic spiciness with subtle citrus and eucalyptus facets, alongside a hint of warmth. The aroma is complex, balancing cool and warm spicy elements. Underneath sits a dry, woody warmth.
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Perfumers can make Cardamom from this natural extract.
Smell words come from published sources.
A given perfume with this note may use some of these, or something else.
Cardamom is sourced from the seeds of Elettaria cardamomum, a plant native to India. The essential oil is obtained through steam distillation of the dried seeds or pods.
Perfumers use cardamom primarily as a top or heart note to impart freshness and lift to spicy, woody, or oriental compositions. It blends well with citrus, woods, and other spices, providing a refined aromatic accent. Cardamom is valued for its ability to add brightness and complexity without overwhelming other notes.
Perfumers known for using Cardamom include
Alberto Morillas, Verônica Kato, Bertrand Duchaufour, Christian Provenzano, Dominique Ropion, and Olivier Cresp
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Cardamom appears prominently.
EDP · 2011
Le Labo
EDP · 2021
Azzaro
EDP · 2020
Jean Paul Gaultier
EDP · 2025
Aldi
EDP · 2018
Tom Ford
EDP · 2022
The Essence Vault
EDT · 2020
Cremo
EDT · 2021
Dior
EDP · 2024
Diptyque
EDP
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