Horchata vs Irth

Shared character

Both Horchata and Irth feature a combination of jasmine, sandalwood, vanilla, cinnamon, and dried fruits. They both belong to the sweet, woody, powdery, and warm spicy accord categories.

How they differ

Horchata is characterized by lactonic, vanilla, and white floral accords, with specific notes of rice, brown sugar, and horchata. Irth is more complex, featuring a wide range of fruity, spicy, oriental, synthetic, amber, animalic, and musky accords. Its note profile includes rose, bergamot, pepper, cedarwood, oakmoss, vetiver, amber, leather, guaiac wood, pink pepper, cardamom, patchouli, coriander, saffron, peach, lily of the valley, apple, pineapple, ambergris, coffee, violet, civet, strawberry, orange, blackcurrant, spices, labdanum, damask rose, iris, cistus, frankincense, oud, coconut, moss, balsam, balsamic notes, white musk, amyris, gaiac wood, cumin, cypriol, tolu balm, smoke, smoky notes, incense, candied fruits, tolu balsam, cypriol oil or nagarmotha, sandal, and sweet orange.

Who each suits

Horchata suits those who prefer lactonic and rice-based profiles. Irth suits those who prefer a multifaceted profile involving fruity, animalic, smoky, and oriental elements.