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Zenne by Nishane — notes

Grapefruit, blackcurrant and rhubarb give a tart, juicy start. Turkish rose, gardenia and sandalwood follow, ending on vanilla, ambergris and musk for a creamy, warm finish.

House
Nishane
Concentration
Extrait de parfum
Scento family
Petal Garden

Notes

Notes as published by Nishane, checked 20 October 2026.

Scento family

Petal Garden. Rose, peony, lily, freesia and other open-air blooms form the heart; fresh to lush, but not heavily creamy.

Secondary: White Bloom. Creamy, heady white flowers such as jasmine, tuberose, orange blossom and gardenia carry the structure.

Scento reads it as a spring, summer and autumn scent for day and evening wear.

About Nishane

Istanbul-based niche perfume house that draws on Turkish culture and storytelling, with extrait de parfum compositions centred on woods, vetiver and florals.

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Questions

What does Zenne smell like?

Grapefruit, blackcurrant and rhubarb give a tart, juicy start. Turkish rose, gardenia and sandalwood follow, ending on vanilla, ambergris and musk for a creamy, warm finish. Its character reads floral, woody, fresh and warm.

What are the top notes of Zenne?

The top notes of Zenne by Nishane are grapefruit, blackcurrant and rhubarb. The heart opens to turkish rose, gardenia and sandalwood, and the base rests on vanilla, ambergris and musk. Notes as published by Nishane.

What family is Zenne?

Scento places Zenne in the Petal Garden family. Rose, peony, lily, freesia and other open-air blooms form the heart; fresh to lush, but not heavily creamy. Its secondary family is White Bloom: creamy, heady white flowers such as jasmine, tuberose, orange blossom and gardenia carry the structure.

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