Sugaer vs Saint Honoré

Shared character

Both Sugaer and Saint Honoré belong to the Ambery (Oriental) and Gourmand fragrance families. They share a common olfactory profile featuring notes of sandalwood, vanilla, hazelnut, and milk.

How they differ

Sugaer is characterized by a heavy emphasis on sweet and warm spicy accords, utilizing notes such as benzoin, tonka bean, caramel, cocoa, maltol, sugar, toast, and cacao pod to create woody, nutty, and cacao-centric qualities. In contrast, Saint Honoré incorporates different aromatic elements, including bergamot, pepper, orange blossom, musk, and amber.

Who each suits

Sugaer suits those who prefer intense gourmand profiles with prominent notes of caramel, sugar, and toasted elements. Saint Honoré suits those who prefer a composition featuring citrus, floral, and spicy nuances.