Vanille de Tahiti Extrait
Perris Monte Carlo's Vanille de Tahiti Extrait de Parfum showcases the evocative and precious Vanilla Tahitensis. Vanilla Tahitensis, native to Central America was once a popular aphrodisiac in Mexico. Like a love potion, women would make a balm and spread it on themselves such was its power to allure.
Brilliantly crafted this warm and exotic perfume represents the rich essence of fresh green vanilla pods. This fragrance in particular harnesses the multifaceted woody, floral and fruity nature of Vanilla Tahitensis as we might find it in the jungle.
Blended with ylang ylang, champaca, and magnolia absolutes, there is a delicate and delicious smokey sillage that’s both playful and irresistible. While sandalwood, amber, and musk add an enveloping and sophisticated base.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is vanilla for an evening when conversation slows and personal space narrows. Lush flowers soften the green-pod character, while smoky woods lend warmth: a sensual presence noticed as you lean closer, rather than a sugary introduction.
How to wear
Cool or mild weather gives the warm vanilla, amber and sandalwood room to unfold. Start with one or two sprays on skin; the concentrated floral richness calls for restraint, especially indoors. In warmer conditions, apply more lightly to keep the enveloping trail from becoming too dense.
Who it’s for
For those who prefer vanilla with botanical depth rather than confectionery sweetness. It suits a taste for lush floral absolutes, creamy woods and softly smoky textures, with an enveloping richness rather than a sheer, minimalist finish.
Release year
2023
The nose
Gian Luca Perris is the perfumer behind Vanille de Tahiti Extrait, as well as the house’s founder and creative director. His approach places distinctive raw materials at the centre of a composition, combining traditional perfumery craftsmanship with an interest in extraction techniques. Here, Tahitian vanilla is explored through its floral and woody facets rather than treated simply as a sweet gourmand note.
Collaborators
Atelier Fragranze Milano is credited as the fragrance-composition house involved in developing the Extrait, with Gian Luca Perris named as its perfumer.
Perris Monte Carlo’s story
Perris Monte Carlo defines luxury through craftsmanship rather than outward display. Its ingredient-led approach combines the search for fine natural materials with traditional perfumery knowledge and modern extraction techniques, building fragrances around the nuances of a central raw material.
Vanille de Tahiti Extrait’s concept
Vanille de Tahiti Extrait revisits the house’s original 2020 eau de parfum, drawing out the woody, floral and fruity dimensions of Tahitian vanilla. Developed within a collection of more concentrated reinterpretations, it adds magnolia absolute to the composition, giving the vanilla-and-flower accord a distinct expression rather than merely increasing its strength.
Extra info
Magnolia absolute distinguishes the Extrait from the original eau de parfum. The house uses supercritical CO₂ extraction for its vanilla and magnolia materials, describing the technique as a way to preserve their olfactory nuances.
Perris Monte Carlo's Vanille de Tahiti Extrait de Parfum showcases the evocative and precious Vanilla Tahitensis. Vanilla Tahitensis, native to Central America was once a popular aphrodisiac in Mexico. Like a love potion, women would make a balm and spread it on themselves such was its power to allure.
Brilliantly crafted this warm and exotic perfume represents the rich essence of fresh green vanilla pods. This fragrance in particular harnesses the multifaceted woody, floral and fruity nature of Vanilla Tahitensis as we might find it in the jungle.
Blended with ylang ylang, champaca, and magnolia absolutes, there is a delicate and delicious smokey sillage that’s both playful and irresistible. While sandalwood, amber, and musk add an enveloping and sophisticated base.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is vanilla for an evening when conversation slows and personal space narrows. Lush flowers soften the green-pod character, while smoky woods lend warmth: a sensual presence noticed as you lean closer, rather than a sugary introduction.
How to wear
Cool or mild weather gives the warm vanilla, amber and sandalwood room to unfold. Start with one or two sprays on skin; the concentrated floral richness calls for restraint, especially indoors. In warmer conditions, apply more lightly to keep the enveloping trail from becoming too dense.
Who it’s for
For those who prefer vanilla with botanical depth rather than confectionery sweetness. It suits a taste for lush floral absolutes, creamy woods and softly smoky textures, with an enveloping richness rather than a sheer, minimalist finish.
Release year
2023
The nose
Gian Luca Perris is the perfumer behind Vanille de Tahiti Extrait, as well as the house’s founder and creative director. His approach places distinctive raw materials at the centre of a composition, combining traditional perfumery craftsmanship with an interest in extraction techniques. Here, Tahitian vanilla is explored through its floral and woody facets rather than treated simply as a sweet gourmand note.
Collaborators
Atelier Fragranze Milano is credited as the fragrance-composition house involved in developing the Extrait, with Gian Luca Perris named as its perfumer.
Perris Monte Carlo’s story
Perris Monte Carlo defines luxury through craftsmanship rather than outward display. Its ingredient-led approach combines the search for fine natural materials with traditional perfumery knowledge and modern extraction techniques, building fragrances around the nuances of a central raw material.
Vanille de Tahiti Extrait’s concept
Vanille de Tahiti Extrait revisits the house’s original 2020 eau de parfum, drawing out the woody, floral and fruity dimensions of Tahitian vanilla. Developed within a collection of more concentrated reinterpretations, it adds magnolia absolute to the composition, giving the vanilla-and-flower accord a distinct expression rather than merely increasing its strength.
Extra info
Magnolia absolute distinguishes the Extrait from the original eau de parfum. The house uses supercritical CO₂ extraction for its vanilla and magnolia materials, describing the technique as a way to preserve their olfactory nuances.


