Emeraude Agar

Emeraude Agar is a woody spicy cologne absolue that opens with a vibrant blend of Calabrian bergamot, Siberian angelica, and Vietnamese black pepper. The heart reveals a green, floral character with Egyptian geranium, Turkish rose, and Chinese eucalyptus. The base is a rich, smoky combination of Mysore sandalwood, Malayan oud, and Indian gaiac wood, creating a deep, mysterious, and long-lasting trail. This fragrance is both fresh and intense, perfect for those seeking a bold statement.

Atelier Cologne

Perfumer: Jérôme Epinette

アトリエ コロン エメラルド・アガー 100mL ボトル

Emeraude Agar

Emeraude Agar is a woody spicy cologne absolue that opens with a vibrant blend of Calabrian bergamot, Siberian angelica, and Vietnamese black pepper. The heart reveals a green, floral character with Egyptian geranium, Turkish rose, and Chinese eucalyptus. The base is a rich, smoky combination of Mysore sandalwood, Malayan oud, and Indian gaiac wood, creating a deep, mysterious, and long-lasting trail. This fragrance is both fresh and intense, perfect for those seeking a bold statement.

Scent Development and Character

The opening is a sharp citrus with a peppery bite, invigorating and bold. The heart is a green floral with a cooling eucalyptus edge, adding freshness. The base is a smoky, woody blend of oud and sandalwood, with a creamy gaiac undertone, leaving a mysterious and enduring impression.

Who It Is For and When to Wear It

As an editorial suggestion, Best for autumn and winter evenings, this fragrance suits formal occasions or special events. Its strong oud presence requires careful application; one spray is sufficient for its depth and longevity. Autumn and Winter. Sillage is Moderate to strong. Longevity is Long. These are editorial estimates derived from the documented composition and concentration and will vary with skin and climate.

Perfumer and Bottle

Released in 2016, this is presented as Cologne Absolue and credited to Jérôme Epinette. The front-facing 100 mL bottle, using an exact-product community archive image.

Fragrance Structure