Vanulia vs Corajillo

Shared character

Both Vanulia and Corajillo feature a core profile of vanilla, mandarin, rum, coffee, and labdanum. They share woody, sweet, vanilla, and warm spicy accords.

How they differ

Vanulia includes a wide array of notes such as jasmine, gardenia, tuberose, ylang-ylang, sandalwood, musk, vetiver, patchouli, cinnamon, saffron, ginger, tonka bean, black pepper, ambergris, beeswax, clove, orange, oud, tobacco, almond, peru balsam, and frangipani, resulting in amber, balsamic, fresh spicy, and white floral accords. Corajillo is characterized by notes of honey, whiskey, and ice, which create fresh, coffee, honey, and whiskey accords.

Who each suits

Vanulia may suit those who prefer complex profiles involving white florals, balsamic elements, and various spices and woods. Corajillo may suit those drawn to fresh, honeyed, and whiskey-centric profiles.