Corfu vs Nagada

Shared character

Both Corfu and Nagada feature a shared olfactory profile consisting of jasmine, rose, sandalwood, mandarin, patchouli, peach, lily of the valley, raspberry, clove, and blackcurrant bud, and both share a citrus accord.

How they differ

Corfu is characterized by a chypre accord and includes notes of lemon, bergamot, cedarwood, geranium, grapefruit, iris / orris, musk, amber, lavender, and rhubarb. Nagada is defined by floral, ambery (oriental), woody, green, fruity, powdery, earthy, aromatic, and warm spicy accords, featuring notes of vanilla, vetiver, artemisia, tonka bean, mandarin orange, cassis, vanille, and vetyver.

Who each suits

Corfu suits those who prefer a chypre profile with citrus, floral, and woody elements. Nagada suits those who prefer a combination of floral, ambery, woody, green, fruity, powdery, earthy, aromatic, and warm spicy profiles.