Amber Fever

Amber Fever presents a sweet, boozy, and gourmand-leaning amber fragrance with a notable whiskey note that dominates the opening. It features a rich blend of caramel, hazelnut, and tonka bean, creating a warm, creamy, and slightly nutty base, with subtle floral touches from jasmine and rose that remain in the background. The dry down reveals a soft, powdery musk and woody amber, tempered by oakmoss, giving it an elegant, slightly masculine edge without being overly heavy or synthetic. Though the amber is not dominant, it contributes to a resinous, inviting depth. The fragrance performs well on skin and clothing, with a moderate to long lasting effect and a projection that ranges from moderate to strong, making it effective in both night and casual settings. It is widely seen as unisex, appealing to those who enjoy sweet, boozy, and gourmand scents without a harsh or aggressive profile. While some find it similar to Baccarat Rouge 540 or Instant Crush, many emphasize it is distinct—more musky, woody, and whiskey-forward—offering a more nuanced and less artificial profile than its counterparts. It is especially valued in cooler seasons and works well for intimate or social settings. However, it can fade quickly on some skin types and may fall under the skin scent in hot climates or on individuals with sensitive musk reactions.