New Orleans
Laurice Rahmé put cinnamon at the front of Bond No. 9 New Orleans and built everything else to hold it there.
How it moves
The first breath is cinnamon, bergamot and orange, and it is loud about it. Underneath, patchouli, rose and jasmine settle in and take over. It dries down to amber, vanilla and musk, close to the skin and hard to forget.
Who made it
Laurice Rahmé composed it in 2009, for Bond No. 9 in United States. A limited release outside the New York naming scheme, a warm cinnamon-patchouli amber issued in his-and-hers bottles.
Wear it for less
There are 1 ways to wear this for less. The closest costs $33 — $427 back in your pocket, and nobody standing near you will know.
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- What smells like Bond No. 9 New Orleans?
- We list 1 bottle built to smell like it, including Mardi Gras Elixir by The Dua Brand.
- What is the cheapest alternative to Bond No. 9 New Orleans?
- Mardi Gras Elixir by The Dua Brand, at $33. Prices are read from each shop and re-checked.
- How much cheaper are the alternatives?
- Bond No. 9 New Orleans is listed at $460. The bottles that smell like it run from $33 to $33.
- Who made Bond No. 9 New Orleans?
- It was composed by Laurice Rahmé, released in 2009 for Bond No. 9.