January Scent Project Attaupe by John Biebel Winners

January Scent Project Attaupe by John Biebel is described as “a lavender and tobacco syrup concept perfume”; only 50 bottles were made, and they sold out very quickly.
January Scent Project Attaupe by John Biebel is described as “a lavender and tobacco syrup concept perfume”; only 50 bottles were made, and they sold out very quickly.
Senyoko Une Île Pluvieuse (meaning “a rainy island”) is inspired by Yukio Mishima’s 1950s novella The Sound of Waves (Shiosai).
Ramon Monegl Bravo (2015): Deep, dark Spanish leather with a fruity and musky fragrance, that is smoky with a fantastic cassis note.
Ramon Monegal Next to Me (2014): Inspired by Ramon Monegal’s trip to Dubai where it debuted before a wider distribution. Next to Me is spiced with Spanish saffron enhanced by notes of Indian Oud, Somalian frankincense in a shimmering rose/oud perfume that is romantic and resinous.
Ramon Monegal #Cafédelmar (2018): Seaweed and coffee pair beautifully in this singularly distinctive eau de parfum. Imagine sipping a hot cup of coffee by the ocean. Sea spray, apple and lavender is rarely seen in niche fragrances.
Amouage Honour 43 Woman is a bouquet of big white floral notes (jasmine, tuberose and gardenia) bigger and bolder than the original Amouage Honour Woman of 2011
Inspired by her teen years in Valliguières, a village in Southern France, Christèle Jacquemin Memory Lane is a “Proustian Madeleine gourmand” with alternating contrasting layers between the light-as cloud meringue vanilla and the dark oud and Nagarmotha. It’s complex, complicated, bittersweet, and ambivalent – like any return home
Onskad is a brand founded by of Virginie Dhoye who collaborates with three exceptional women: Léa Hiram (perfumer), Isabelle Bonnal (storyteller) and Monica Lind (illustrator). Onskad is a word derived from a combination of syllables in Swedish, meaning “the realization of a dream.” Onskad ’30 is a marvel to wear, especially during the winter as it evokes comfort, warmth and a sensuality; playing both on the masculine and feminine codes of perfumery.