Wine Yeast perfumes

Wine Yeast

Discover our selection of fragrances with wine yeast, blending a fermented facet with vinous warmth and grainy depth.

What does wine yeast smell like? In perfumery, it evokes a fermented, vinous and slightly tart facet, blending leavened dough, bread crust, ripe fruit and a mineral nuance.
Wine yeast is mainly used in heart or base notes, in woody, ambery, leathery or oriental compositions. It brings fermented depth and a vinous touch.
Fragrances with wine yeast can be masculine, feminine or unisex. This note pairs well with grape, davana, red berries, leather, patchouli, woods and ambery accords.
Depending on the yeast strain, the wine's origin and the extraction method, the facet may appear fruitier, milky, grainy or acidic. The dosage also reveals accents of bread, lees or sweet wine.