Ambre Nuit Dior for women and men

Ambre Nuit was the last one to join what first was a collection of exquisite scents for men. Since the first inspiration was on Colognes from the past, they called it Colognes and simply didn`t put any indicator of concentration at the bottles or boxes. This changed after last year with the expansion of the collection.

Ambre Nuit is for me one of the best fragrances in this collection. Is one able to create an Amber theme which doesn`t make you think immediatly of Serge Lutens Ambre Sultan or others heavy amber fragrances. I get it as a mixture of amber materials, exploring the woody, incensy and the velvet-flowery aspect typical of ambroxan too. What i like in ambre nuit is that the amber doesn`t work hiding all the other notes, it leave space so you are able to smell the citrus at the opening, the flowers at heart, and a nutty aroma at the base. This is what i wanted their Vetiver offer on this collection to be: a exquisite composition able to focus on the material that names it but deliver a wider and well worked panoramic vision of what surrounds it.

I want to dispel a few myths about this before my review. First, I'm looking at my own package of Ambre Nuit that I purchased a month ago. It is NOT a cologne, this is an Eau De Parfum, so that should be corrected in both the description and picture. The second is the picture, the label no longer says cologne.

That out of the way, I'll put the lead up front. My wife originally bought this because she loves amber scents with some depth and finds them calming. This was quickly her favorite, and it's fast becoming mine as well. It does have a touch of rose and definitely a hint of pink pepper for some intrigue. I find that it dries down very nicely, has excellent longevity, and (for me) the right amount of projection. @Sherapop pointed out that there seems to be a tinge of incense, and that seems to pop for me when the woods are more present in the heart and dry-down stages. The rose becomes apparent about mid-way through.

There isn't much to complain about in this fragrance. It stays true to its amber roots, it's versatile enough for unisex wear, it's soft yet deep and very warming. However, I would never compare it Tobacco Vanille since it lacks either element, and comes across as more well-composed and defined versus synthetic and a confection. And at $150 for 125ml ($225 for 250ml), pricing is very reasonable, dare I say bargain (especially when compared to a Tom Ford). Highly recommend!

Very similar to Tom Ford's Tobacco Vanille but not as sirupy and not as sweet. I find it easier to wear. Very nice!

This is amaaaaaaaaazing, one of my favourites! along with Tom Ford Noir De Noir.

Am badly searching for this i.e as part of Diors private collection I wanna test.

one of the best new collection exclusive scent in Dior i like to wear and its so so long lasting....

A mysterious fragrance, inspired by the baroque atmosphere and balls of the 18th century, which left their marks on Christian Dior. The tale of a Rose seduced by carnal Amber, which together unveil an unexpected profound, intense and elusive scent

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Dior AMBRE NUIT is a compelling oriental cologne with spices more dominant than amber to my nose. There also appears to be a touch of incense or myrrh, and there is definitely wood in this composition, though none of these detectable notes are listed. I've been noticing though, in my travels through haute couture Dior, that they are fond of keeping their recipes a well-guarded secret. None of these niche-quality offerings reveals more than a few of its notes, though it's quite clear that they are all very complex, well-composed creations.

Wrist-sniffingly appealing, the only reason why I won't be adding AMBRE NUIT to my collection is that it is indeed a cologne, not an edt or edp. I used up my entire sample vial over the course of a couple of hours. I prefer my orientals in a more viscous format, but guys and gals looking for a thinner layer of oriental cologne should definitely give AMBRE NUIT a sniff.

Wonderful fall/winter fragrance: warm and slightly spicy with surprisingly good staying power for a cologne.
On my skin the rose is not very dominant and I would describe it as an amber fragrance rather than a rose fragrance.

i know waiting to land my hands on it !!

This one most be good,amber scent by Dior!I cant wait at all...