Diptyque
Tam Dao Eau de Parfum
The Tam Dao Eau de Parfum extends Diptyque’s 2003 Eau de Toilette, a childhood memory of Yves Coueslant in the sacred forests of Vietnam, where sandalwood was burned in the temples. The house has Asian spices seize the sandalwood and its creamy nuances, alongside cedar, cypress, coriander and myrtle.
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In 2012, Diptyque released Eau de Parfum versions of Philosykos, Do Son and L’Ombre dans l’Eau. That autumn, CaFleurBon readers were already asking for a Tam Dao Eau de Parfum, after the woody Eau de Toilette that Daniel Molière composed for the house in 2003.
A memory of Vietnam
Diptyque presents the Eau de Parfum as a memory of the sacred forests of Vietnam, those of the childhood of Yves Coueslant, one of its founders. Asian spices seize the sandalwood and its creamy nuances, the very sandalwood that was burned in the temples.
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The Eau de Parfum is sold in 75 ml, at 180 euros, and is made in France. The bottle can be refilled in some of the house’s boutiques in about ten minutes, for a quarter less than the price of a new bottle.
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- NotesNot split into top, heart and base
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