Grenadille d'Afrique - Eau de Parfum ” a literal translation of

” a literal translation of the Latin Selenicereus grandiflorus

Smoky wood to sun-seared stone

Since copal resin cannot be used as a perfume ingredient

while black pepper runs an intriguing thread

Grenadille d'Afrique - Eau de Parfum ” a literal translation ofA tribute to ancient African Blackwood and its majestic home. From crackling sap to balmy resin. Smoky wood to sun seared stone. Purple dusk to ink black night. GRENADILLE DAFRIQUE expresses not only its namesake tree, but also the primal landscape in which it grows. It is a surprising, uncompromising and emotional scent, perfumer Alberto Morillas explains. The materials are simple, stark and unadorned. It is through this density and simplicity that