Red vs Tableau Parisien

Shared character

Both Red and Tableau Parisien feature spicy notes and tobacco leaf, and both belong to the ambery (oriental) accord category.

How they differ

Red is characterized by woody notes and a woody accord. Tableau Parisien contains a wider variety of notes, including rose, tuberose, heliotrope, vanilla, benzoin, mandarin, ginger, tonka bean, petitgrain, spices, mandarin orange, basil, and tobacco. These ingredients contribute to accords of floral, citrus, tobacco, sweet, fresh spicy, tuberose, vanilla, warm spicy, and white floral.

Who each suits

Red suits those who prefer woody and ambery profiles. Tableau Parisien suits those who prefer a complex blend of floral, citrus, sweet, and warm spicy accords.