Aliage

Aliage, launched by Estée Lauder in 1972, is a chypre floral that opens with a brisk blend of citruses, green notes, and peach. The peach adds a subtle fruitiness, but the green notes and citrus keep the top fresh and sharp. As it settles, the heart reveals artemisia, nutmeg, and rose—an aromatic, slightly spicy floral core that feels both classic and bracing. The base is a dry, woody foundation of oakmoss, vetiver, and cedar, with oakmoss and vetiver contributing to the earthy, mossy character that defines the chypre structure.

This is a fragrance for collectors who appreciate vintage chypres with a green, herbal edge. The dominant woody and earthy accords make it best suited for those who enjoy scents like Givenchy III or Clinique Aromatics Elixir. It wears well in daytime, especially in spring and autumn, and feels appropriate for professional settings or casual outings. Aliage is not a sweet or overtly feminine scent; its brisk, almost austere profile appeals to wearers who value structure and depth over trend. A true artifact of early 70s perfumery, it remains a reference point for green chypres.

雅詩蘭黛 Aliage（1972）屬西普花香調，前調以柑橘、綠葉與桃子揭開，清新中帶微果香；中調轉為艾草、肉荳蔻與玫瑰，散發草本辛香與花香；基調則以橡苔、香根草與雪松收結，木質與泥土感濃厚，苔蘚氣息鮮明。整體氣質乾爽、綠意盎然，帶有復古西普的嚴謹結構，不甜膩、不矯飾。適合喜愛經典綠西普的收藏家，日常辦公、春季或秋季外出皆宜，尤其適合追求個性與深度的用香者。