Consort vs Dirty Rice

Shared character

Both Consort and Dirty Rice feature notes of bergamot, musk, vetiver, clary sage, and vorblex, and they share floral, woody, and sweet accords.

How they differ

Consort is characterized by citrus, green, fresh, earthy, creamy, aromatic, fresh spicy, and soft spicy accords, utilizing notes such as jasmine, orange blossom, magnolia, amber, pink pepper, patchouli, lime, juniper berries, white musk, may rose, cypriol, crystal amber, hedione, vegetal notes, citrus leaf, chinese jasmine sambac, kaffir lime (combava), and white wood. In contrast, Dirty Rice features powdery, almond, lactonic, musky, and savory accords, with notes including cedarwood, sandalwood, oakmoss, peony, lavender, black pepper, cetalox (ambergris), cedar, almond, chlorine, blood orange, rice, milk, rancid oil, cetalox®, palmarosa, and rice basmati.

Who each suits

Consort suits those who prefer fresh, citrus, and aromatic profiles with floral and earthy elements. Dirty Rice suits those who prefer lactonic, powdery, and savory profiles with almond and rice notes.