Thames vs Heritage

Shared character

Both Thames and Heritage share a profile of woody, fruity, powdery, aromatic, and warm spicy accords. They both feature notes of sandalwood, vanilla, cardamom, patchouli, coriander, saffron, pineapple, blackcurrant, cedar, moss, and white musk.

How they differ

Thames includes unique notes of geranium, suede, clove, Tunisian neroli, davana, Cambodian oud, Turkish rose, and Indian jasmine, creating musky, rose, and white floral accords. Heritage contains a much wider array of unique notes including jasmine, spicy notes, rose, bergamot, pepper, oakmoss, vetiver, amber, leather, guaiac wood, cinnamon, peach, lily of the valley, apple, ambergris, civet, strawberry, orange, labdanum, iris, violet leaf, coconut, amyris, cumin, peru balsam, incense, bark, coffee co2, tolu balsam, and agarwood, which contribute sweet, amber, and balsamic accords.

Who each suits

Thames suits those who prefer musky, rose, and white floral profiles. Heritage suits those who prefer sweet, amber, and balsamic profiles.