Miller Et Bertaux Fragrance review
Aymara – Miller et Bertaux’s Quiet Wood‑Smoke

In this review
Accords
woody
amber
warm spicy
mossy
smoky
aromatic
fresh spicy
Notes Pyramid
Top
Guatemalan cardamomcarawaycumincitronCarawayCuminCitron
Heart
incensepalo santocorkwoodIncensePalo SantoCorkwood
Base
ambergriscrystal mossAmbergrisCrystal moss
Performance Dashboard
Longevity
Short-to-moderate: roughly 4-5 hours per Fragrantica's review; Parfumo community longevity 6.7/10
Projection
Sillage
Moderate to close — described as having 'pretty close projection' with community sillage votes around 6.2/10; one wearer notes 'barely any sillage'
Pros & Cons
- A perfectly balanced blend of woody and spicy notes — the sandalwood and cork woods are gently supported by cardamom and anise, creating a harmonious scent where no single note overpowers the others. It evokes the feeling of stepping into a wooden cabin... an ideal choice for the office or for staying cozy in the fall and winter seasons.
- I've tried many woody, incense-based fragrances, but this one is truly unique. The Palo Santo is prominent without being overpowering, and the dry down is beautifully warm and earthy. It's far more complex and sophisticated than other scents in this genre.
- Spices, incense, soft woods and lots of cork. It smells cozy and has a soothing effect on me.
- An exciting combination of bright incense, a bit of freshness, and woody-spicy notes.
- A perfectly balanced blend of woody and spicy notes — the sandalwood and cork woods are gently supported by cardamom and anise...
- It evokes the feeling of stepping into a wooden cabin, with a subtle whiff of firewood stacked nearby.
- Like freshly cracked, finely milled pepper, woody in an airy way - is it the cork? But what's the point with such poor performance.
- Medium longevity, barely any sillage.
- Not the most persistent and sillage-spreading option - just 4-5 hours - and a pretty close projection.
- But what's the point with such poor performance.
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