Supremacy In Heaven

Between the citrus brightness of the top, with bergamot and mandarin, and a base of musk, wood and sandalwood, Supremacy In Heaven traces a gap between fruity light and woody warmth. Composed as an Eau de Parfum for the house Afnan, the creation moves through a heart of blackcurrant and green tea. It belongs to the aromatic family, with a citrus facet.

Brand: Afnan
Olfactory family: Aromatic
Concentration: Eau de Parfum

Published November 5, 2026

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Supremacy In Heaven appears in the catalogue of the house Afnan under the designation Eau de Parfum. Two sizes exist: a 100 ml bottle and a small 2 ml format, which allow the same composition to be experienced at two different volumes.

Olfactory pyramid

Top notesThe first minutes
- Bergamot
- Mandarin
Heart notesThe heart of the perfume
- Blackcurrant
- Green tea
Base notesWhat lingers

Composition

Citrus top

Bergamot opens on a fruity, almost sweet facet, carried by a crisp freshness. Mandarin brings a sparkle and a sun-kissed brightness, a luminosity typical of citrus zest, whose essential oil is obtained by expression of the peel.

Green heart

Blackcurrant gives a pronounced greenness, a tart accent and a sulfurous edge, traits typical of this berry's bud, from which perfumery draws an absolute. Green tea accompanies this tier; its leaf usually evokes a green, slightly herbaceous note, in the manner of an infusion.

Woody and musky base

Musk lays down a warmth with woody and animalic accents. The woods appear soft and creamy. Sandalwood offers a velvety, warm texture, that of a creamy wood drawn from the heart of the tree, traditionally distilled in India and Australia.

Aromatic and citrus

The aromatic classification rests on green tea and the greenness of blackcurrant, which pull the accord toward the green: this family brings together compositions built around herbs, leaves and plants. The citrus facet owes to bergamot and mandarin, citrus fruits whose family name refers to the garden of the Hesperides.