Ganymede is named after the moon of Jupiter, discovered in 1610 by Galileo. This planet is rocky, hilly, with numerous craters and an underground ocean that is larger than all the oceans of the Earth combined. To create Ganyede Extrait, the creative duo of Marc-Antoine Barrois and Quentin Bisch explored a planet of hot dunes, constantly caressed by waves. The sun at its zenith warms the spicy aroma of a field sown with immortelle. When the wind picks up, the powerful trail of this woody-spicy nectar reveals all its splendor. The concentration of leather notes combines with the heady notes of incense and is balanced by the minerality of akigalawood.
