Ode de New York Extrait de Parfum

Warm whisky haze, lavender, apple and smoky woods
Scent Notes
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The full profile.
Qhue Ode de New York comes across as Warm whisky haze, lavender, apple and smoky woods. It opens with french lavender, red apple and rose, moves into cannabis, citrus notes and papyrus and settles on amber, benzoin and exotic woods. It reads unisex.
This extrait de parfum is best in fall and winter and is easy to wear day or night. Reach for it for casual days. Released in 2025.
Is it right for you?
- Best for: anyone after something spicy and warm for casual days.
- Sample first if: amber is new territory for you.
- Skip if: you dislike woody fragrances.
Around $350.
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Best for
- Casual
There are 9 Qhue perfumes on Scendira, from about $40 to $350. The standout in community talk is Provenance, a 2025 extrait that smells like creamy vanilla, amber warmth and smoky leather.
Provenance and two more from the range
Provenance opens on amber, bergamot and coconut palm and rests on benzoin, bourbon vanilla, exotic woods, musk and tonka bean.
Elsewhere in the range, Ode de New York (2025) is warm whisky haze with lavender, apple and smoky woods, and Tanger Wud (2023) is bright citrus over musky woods with soft powdery warmth, ending on amber, oud, sandalwood and vanilla absolute.
For neighbouring scents, open lavender perfumes and vanilla perfumes or head to the brands page.
Across the picks here, the scent families that show up are gourmand perfumes and powdery perfumes.
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Common questions.
It smells like Warm whisky haze, lavender, apple and smoky woods. It opens with french lavender, red apple and rose, moves into cannabis, citrus notes and papyrus and settles on amber, benzoin and exotic woods.
It is best in fall and winter. It is easy to wear day or night. It suits casual days.
It reads unisex.
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