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Ege (Parfum)

2020

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Versions Timeline

2020

Ege (Original Release)

Price Range
$220 – $335

Estimated price range, including all bottle sizes

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Perfumers

Ilias Ermenidis

"Ege is a fresh, green, aromatic-spicy fragrance inspired by the Aegean character of bright citrus, cool herbs, and mineral freshness. Its opening combines violet leaf, yuzu, and anise for a vivid, slightly unconventional introduction. Basil, mint, and cardamom create a crisp herbal heart with a cool spicy edge. Licorice and olibanum form a distinctive, lightly resinous base that adds depth without overwhelming the freshness. The composition balances aquatic-green impressions with aromatic and spicy facets. Ege is presented as a unisex extrait-style fragrance with a clean yet individualistic personality."

Ideal Environment

Best Seasons

Spring
Summer
Fall

Ideal Weather

Sunny
Mild
Hot
Humid

Moods

Fresh
Energetic
Creative
Sophisticated
Uplifting

Occasions

Daily Use
Work
Travel
Outdoor Activity
Casual

Fun Facts

The name Ege refers to the Aegean region and sea.

The fragrance pairs cool mint and basil with the unusual sweetness of licorice and the resinous character of olibanum.

AI Generated

Aromatic Profile

0m/8h
Top Notes
1x
GreenCitrusFreshSpicySweetResinous

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

0–1h 12m

violet leaf
yuzu
anise
Middle Notes

1h 12m–3h 36m

basil
mint
cardamom
Base Notes

3h 36m–8h

licorice
olibanum

Performance

Longevity
80%

Long-lasting (6-8h)

Sillage
40%

Moderate

Reviews Summary

“Ege is generally described as bright, cool, green, herbal, and distinctive. Its yuzu, violet leaf, basil, mint, and anise create a clean Mediterranean-style freshness, while licorice provides an unconventional sweet accent. Some impressions emphasize its aquatic and ozonic character, whereas its broader classification is aromatic-spicy.”

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