A Midsummer Dream vs Anka

Shared character

Both A Midsummer Dream and Anka belong to the citrus family and share common citrus, woody, grapefruit, oakmoss, amber, carrot seed, and fir balsam elements.

How they differ

A Midsummer Dream features a wide array of floral, spicy, and fresh accords, including notes of lemon, rose, bergamot, orange blossom, magnolia, cedarwood, geranium, elemi, vanilla, iris, musk, vetiver, benzoin, pink pepper, cardamom, patchouli, rhubarb, cocoa, aldehydes, cyclamen, mandarin orange, moss, elemi resin, and may rose. In contrast, Anka is characterized by leather, powdery, amber, fresh spicy, metallic, and warm spicy accords, utilizing notes of sandalwood, ciste labdanum, nutmeg, saffron, peach, clove, cistus, fir, and cistus incanus.

Who each suits

A Midsummer Dream suits those who prefer complex floral, spicy, and fresh compositions. Anka suits those who prefer leather, powdery, and warm spicy profiles.