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A vanilla that does not go toward dessert. It opens with bergamot, lemon, pink pepper, and lavender, and in the heart the vanilla blends with coconut, saffron, coriander, geranium, and clary sage, which makes it milky and aromatic at the same time. The base changes its course: Cashmeran, rockrose, amber, and cedar over a wet earth accord that the house describes as a damp, mineral ground.
Esprit Nomade is an aromatic woody extrait de parfum from Marrakech Imperial, part of The Moroccan Sahara, the collection the house presents at 35% concentration. It is signed by Christian Carbonnel, the perfumer of The Moroccan Vibes. The house defines it as oriental aromatic woody and places it on a jeep journey through the desert, between the wind and a scorching light.
It works day and night, for anyone looking for vanilla with an earthy texture and lavender instead of sugar. If you want a sweet, pastry-like vanilla, this is not it. It shares the lavender and coriander with Oud Kasbah Royal, from the same house, which adds Oud and wood. To bring out the milky side, Coco Vanille by Mancera leans into coconut and vanilla.
What does Esprit Nomade smell like?
Esprit Nomade smells of milky, earthy vanilla: bergamot, lemon, pink pepper, and lavender in the top notes; vanilla, Coconut, saffron, and clary sage in the heart; and a base of Cashmeran, cistus, amber, cedar, and wet earth.
Who created Esprit Nomade by Marrakech Imperial?
Esprit Nomade is created by Christian Carbonnel. It is an extrait de parfum from The Moroccan Sahara, the Marrakech Imperial collection, which the house presents at 35% concentration.
What does Esprit Nomade go with?
Esprit Nomade shares lavender and coriander with Oud Kasbah Royal, by Marrakech Imperial, which adds oud and wood to it. With Coco Vanille by Mancera, its Coconut and vanilla side is reinforced.

