Frequently Asked Questions about Queen of the Night by The Merchant of Venice
What does Queen of the Night by The Merchant of Venice smell like?
Queen of the Night by The Merchant of Venice features top notes of Cinnamon, Lotus, and Saffron, middle notes of Amber, Kyphi, and Olibanum (Frankincense), and base notes of Myrrh, Sandalwood, and Tonka Bean.
How long does Queen of the Night by The Merchant of Venice last?
Based on user reviews, Queen of the Night by The Merchant of Venice has very good longevity, typically lasting 6-10 hours. The longevity rating is 4.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Queen of the Night by The Merchant of Venice?
Queen of the Night by The Merchant of Venice has moderate sillage that stays close to the skin but is noticeable. The sillage rating is 3.0 out of 5.
Who created Queen of the Night by The Merchant of Venice?
Queen of the Night by The Merchant of Venice was created by Gaël Montero.
When was Queen of the Night by The Merchant of Venice released?
Queen of the Night by The Merchant of Venice was released in 2023.
What season is Queen of the Night by The Merchant of Venice best for?
According to user reviews, Queen of the Night by The Merchant of Venice is best suited for Fall and Winter.
Queen of the Night is a fragrance by The Merchant of Venice. Released in 2023. Created by Gaël Montero. It has the top notes of Cinnamon, Lotus, and Saffron, middle notes of Amber, Kyphi, and Olibanum (Frankincense), and base notes of Myrrh, Sandalwood, and Tonka Bean.
The Merchant of Venice is a house I’ve tried many of their offerings from in store, but cannot find a scent that clicks for me; Queen of the Night is no different I’m afraid. It’s a nice enough warm spicy resinous-amber sort of thing, but I just can’t help finding myself getting bored with it. There’s a definite dryness about it, frankincense and myrrh take centre stage with their gentle smoky, almost papery facets being complimented by the dry spiciness of cinnamon rather nicely. From there the dense sweetness of amber and tonka begin to pull you in closer - I don’t really get much saffron if I’m honest. If you’re a lover of resins, this is definitely one to check out. From the notes I thought I would love it, but I don’t. That’s not to say it’s a bad fragrance, it smells great, it just doesn’t scratch that itch for me.
The Merchant of Venice is a house I’ve tried many of their offerings from in store, but cannot find a scent that clicks for me; Queen of the Night is no different I’m afraid. It’s a nice enough warm spicy resinous-amber sort of thing, but I just can’t help finding myself getting bored with it. There’s a definite dryness about it, frankincense and myrrh take centre stage with their gentle smoky, almost papery facets being complimented by the dry spiciness of cinnamon rather nicely. From there the dense sweetness of amber and tonka begin to pull you in closer - I don’t really get much saffron if I’m honest. If you’re a lover of resins, this is definitely one to check out. From the notes I thought I would love it, but I don’t. That’s not to say it’s a bad fragrance, it smells great, it just doesn’t scratch that itch for me.