1902 Cédrat vs Bergamote Calabria

Shared character

Both fragrances share the same citrus accord and a core palette of bergamot, petitgrain, musk, amber and green notes. They therefore present a fresh, citrus‑forward opening with a subtle green character.

How they differ

1902 Cédrat is built around citrus, green and floral elements – it adds jasmine, mandarin and clary sage to the shared bergamot, petitgrain, musk and amber base. Bergamote Calabria keeps the same citrus‑centered core but introduces warmth and spice with vanilla, pink pepper, cardamom and ginger, giving it a sweeter, spicier edge. No other accords or families differ.

Who each suits

1902 Cédrat will appeal to people who enjoy bright, airy citrus blended with light floral and herbal touches – ideal for daytime or spring wear. Bergamote Calabria suits those who prefer a citrus base enriched with warm, spicy‑sweet nuances, making it a good choice for cooler weather or evening occasions.