We’re so used to perfumes that smell like dessert and detergent you almost forget what the real thing feels like.
Grandiose is the reminder.

This is perfume before the shortcuts — before marketing departments told perfumers how to behave. No gimmicks. No syrup. No safety nets.

It opens and you just stop.
White florals — actual white florals — gardenia, tuberose, jasmine sambac, all fused together like they’re still warm from the field. The gardenia we used is unreal — one of the highest grades we’ve ever seen. It’s rich, creamy, and alive. You smell it and there’s this pulse to it, this warmth like skin under sunlight.

Then it turns. That fruit note from gardenia comes up and you can’t miss it — lush, ripe, golden. Saffron hums beneath it, glowing quietly, and green woods move through the heart, keeping everything fresh, breathing space into all that richness.

And the base — that’s where it hooks you. Sandalwood and a drop of oud, smooth, clean, perfectly judged. It’s deep but never heavy, beautiful without trying.

Grandiose doesn’t unfold politely. It arrives. Fully formed.
The kind of floral-woody perfume you think doesn’t exist anymore.

If you’ve grown up on the modern stuff — the loud, sugary, empty things — this one will shake you a little.
And that’s exactly the point.

Fragrance Notes:
Gardenia • Indian Tuberose • Jasmine Sambac
Ripe Gardenia Fruit • Saffron • Green Woods
Sandalwood • Oud

AL GHALIYAH Extrait equivalent for Grandiose is Absolutely Amazing.