Maison Francis Kurkdjian
Grand Soir
A warm amber scent with resinous depth.
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Description
Composed by Francis Kurkdjian, Grand Soir is an oriental woody amber fragrance built around resinous warmth and controlled sweetness. Benzoin gives the formula its balsamic density, while the amber accord creates a round, enveloping glow. Tonka and vanilla soften the edges without making the scent edible. Cedar keeps the base dry, and a discreet orange lift prevents the amber from becoming static. The result is a polished amber fragrance where warmth stays structured rather than heavy.
What distinguishes Grand Soir is its clarity of proportion. Many amber fragrances use density as their main language; here, Kurkdjian gives the accord volume without excess. Benzoin and vanilla warm the composition, cedar reins it in, and the amber structure unfolds with a smooth, long-lasting rhythm. It suits those who want an amber scent that feels direct, elegant and enveloping.
Grand Soir works as a counterpart to Petit Matin, another Francis Kurkdjian composition inspired by Paris at daybreak. Together, they form an olfactory escape through the City of Light: the freshness of a Parisian morning answered by the glow of a grand evening. Grand Soir translates that nocturnal moment into scent.
Composed by Francis Kurkdjian, Grand Soir is an oriental woody amber fragrance built around resinous warmth and controlled sweetness. Benzoin gives the formula its balsamic density, while the amber accord creates a round, enveloping glow. Tonka and vanilla soften the edges without making the scent edible. Cedar keeps the base dry, and a discreet orange lift prevents the amber from becoming static. The result is a polished amber fragrance where warmth stays structured rather than heavy.
What distinguishes Grand Soir is its clarity of proportion. Many amber fragrances use density as their main language; here, Kurkdjian gives the accord volume without excess. Benzoin and vanilla warm the composition, cedar reins it in, and the amber structure unfolds with a smooth, long-lasting rhythm. It suits those who want an amber scent that feels direct, elegant and enveloping.
Grand Soir works as a counterpart to Petit Matin, another Francis Kurkdjian composition inspired by Paris at daybreak. Together, they form an olfactory escape through the City of Light: the freshness of a Parisian morning answered by the glow of a grand evening. Grand Soir translates that nocturnal moment into scent.
notes
| families | oriental, woody |
|---|---|
| head notes | Labdanum cistus, Orange |
| heart notes | Benjoin siam |
| base notes | Amber, Cedar, Musk, Tonka, Vanilla |
List of ingredients
- parfum (fragrance)
- aqua (water)
- ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate
- bht
- diethylamino hydroxybenzoyl hexyl benzoate
- ci 14700 (red 4)
- ci 19140 (yellow 5)
- ci 42090 (blue 1)
*this list may change over time.
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Who is this for?
For those who enjoy rich, enveloping fragrances with a smooth amber warmth and an elegant, understated sophistication.
Product frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Grand Soir blends benzoin, tonka bean, vanilla, and a touch of orange over a cedarwood base. The result is balsamic, resinous, and softly luminous rather than overtly sweet.
Vanilla plays an important role, but it is not the focus. Benzoin and tonka create the fragrance's amber richness, while cedarwood keeps the composition balanced and refined.
They are conceived as two moments of the same city. Petit Matin captures the freshness of Paris at dawn, while Grand Soir evokes the elegance and quiet warmth of a Parisian evening.
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Maison Francis Kurkdjian
"My creations are an invitation to choose the perfume that suits you on a daily basis because I like the idea that every woman and every man can express a part of themselves through perfume." - Francis Kurkdjian
