Vanilla Bourbon vs The Blend Bourbon

Shared character

Both Vanilla Bourbon and The Blend Bourbon feature a combination of bergamot, sandalwood, amber, and black pepper. They share several accords, including woody, sweet, powdery, fresh spicy, vanilla, and warm spicy.

How they differ

Vanilla Bourbon includes notes of jasmine, vanilla orchid, apple blossom, and Madagascar vanilla, with balsamic and amber accords. The Blend Bourbon contains a more extensive list of notes, including cedarwood, grapefruit, vanilla, vetiver, benzoin, guaiac wood, pink pepper, nutmeg, cinnamon, lavender, clove, juniper berries, clover, crème brûlée, whiskey, and Australian sandalwood. The Blend Bourbon also features aquatic and watery notes, and is characterized by spicy, oriental, cinnamon, and soft spicy accords.

Who each suits

Vanilla Bourbon suits those who prefer a profile featuring floral elements like jasmine and apple blossom alongside vanilla. The Blend Bourbon suits those who prefer a complex profile involving spices, woody notes, and gourmand elements like crème brûlée and whiskey.