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Uden
Concentration not disclosed
Lemon and grapefruit, guaiac wood and rum, over coffee and vanilla.
Uden is a fresh woody fragrance from Xerjoff's Shooting Stars collection, named after the meteorite that fell in the Netherlands in 1840.
Lemon and grapefruit open it. Guaiac wood, rose, a rum absolute and sandalwood form the heart. A coffee absolute, vanilla and musk make up the base.
Olfactory pyramid
- TopThe first minutes
- HeartThe signature
- BaseThe trail
Notes as published by the house. official source (new tab)
Main accords
Volute’s reading: the intensity of each accord.
Seasons
- Spring
- Autumn
Moments
- Day
- Night
Uden in detail
Uden belongs to Xerjoff's collection devoted to meteorites: it takes its name from the one that fell in the Netherlands in 1840. The house links it to a walk along the windy coast of the North Sea; its page gives neither the year, nor the perfumer, nor the concentration.
At the top, lemon and grapefruit give a lively opening. In the heart, guaiac wood, rose, a rum absolute and sandalwood form a warm, woody accord. In the base, a coffee absolute, a vanilla absolute and musk make up a soft trail. According to the house, a cool breeze brings the briny, stony scent of the shore as the sun warms the skin.
Uden is worn in spring and autumn, by day or in the evening. It is a singular fresh, gourmand woody fragrance, for those who love contrasts between citrus and coffee.
Three niche woody fragrances in our catalogue share several of its materials: Modoc and Damarose, from the same house, bring together lemon, rose, sandalwood, vanilla and musk; Aoud Lemon Mint by Mancera pairs lemon, vanilla and musk.
Text written with the help of AI, based on official information from the fragrance houses.