Angel Stellar
Eau de Parfum
Mugler
Note Profile
Roasted Pistachio
Rich, creamy green nut with subtle sweet character
Pistachio in perfumery offers a creamy, nutty aroma with green and slightly buttery facets. It carries subtle sweet undertones reminiscent of marzipan and soft woods, evolving into a warm, gourmand nuance as it dries down. The scent can evoke both roasted and fresh pistachio impressions depending on its formulation.
Pistachio notes are typically created using aroma molecules and accords, as natural extraction from the nut is not viable for perfumery. These accords are built from a blend of lactonic, nutty, and green-sweet synthetics to replicate the characteristic scent. The pistachio tree, Pistacia vera, is native to Central Asia and the Middle East, but the perfumery note is always reconstructed.
Perfumers use pistachio primarily in the heart or base of gourmand compositions to impart creaminess and a distinctive nutty sweetness. It pairs well with vanilla, tonka bean, woods, and floral notes like jasmine or orange blossom. Pistachio is valued for adding depth and a unique edible quality to both feminine and unisex fragrances.
Perfumers known for using Pistachio include Ahmedullah Anfar , Dominique Ropion , Caroline Dumur , and Sophie Labbé .
Gourmand
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Pistachio appears prominently.
Eau de Parfum
Mugler
Eau de Parfum
Lattafa
Eau de Parfum
Lattafa
Eau de Parfum
Laurent Mazzone Parfums
Eau de Parfum
D.S. & Durga
Eau de Parfum
Marks & Spencer
Eau de Toilette
Hermès
Eau de Parfum
Mugler
Extrait
Anfar 1950
Eau de Parfum
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