Angels’ Share in a 28% concentration is an oriental gourmand composition built around a warm alcoholic accord and deep woody sweetness.
The fragrance develops like the slow evaporation from an oak barrel — dense, rich, with a caramel-spiced texture.
In the extrait version, the formula gains stability and velvety depth.
A multi-stage cycle softens the alcoholic accord, stabilizes the spices, and strengthens the woody base.
The opening is defined by a cognac accord — warm, slightly sweet and woody, with a subtle sensation of aged spirit.
The heart builds a spicy core: cinnamon adds dry warmth, tonka bean brings almond–caramel depth, oak reinforces the impression of barrel aging, while hedione introduces a light airy nuance.
The base anchors the composition: vanilla creates roundness, praline adds a gourmand texture, sandalwood softens the woody density, and candied almond enhances the sweet accent.
At a 28% concentration the fragrance remains warm and rich without becoming overwhelming.
It is a dense alcoholic woody-gourmand presence with a soft and long-lasting trail.
WHAT MAKES THIS FRAGRANCE AN EXTRAIT?
Oil concentration influences the depth of development and longevity of the fragrance.
• Eau de Cologne (EDC): 3–10% oils
• Eau de Toilette (EDT): 5–15% oils
• Eau de Parfum (EDP): 15–20% oils
• Perfume / Extrait: 20–30% oils
• SALMANZADE Extrait: 28% oils
Concentration: 28%
Aging: 33 weeks — 13 weeks maceration and 20 weeks maturation.
A higher oil concentration slows the development and increases density, reinforcing the woody–vanilla base.
