Fragrance Note
Nutmeg
Nutmeg essential oil is warm, faintly sweet, slightly woody · softer than cinnamon, more rounded than clove. It quietly anchors masculine spicy compositions.
About Nutmeg
Nutmeg (Myristica fragrans) yields an oil distilled from the dried seed of the nutmeg tree, native to Indonesia. The aroma is warm and slightly nutty with a subtly camphorous undertone. Modern masculine fragrances use nutmeg sparingly to add warmth without sweetness · Tom Ford Noir Extreme, Lalique Encre Noire, Yves Saint Laurent L'Homme La Nuit. The Banda Islands of Indonesia were the world's only source for centuries until British and Dutch colonial expansion broke the monopoly.
Featured in 4 The Fragrance World perfumes
Common questions about Nutmeg
- What does Nutmeg smell like?
- Nutmeg essential oil is warm, faintly sweet, slightly woody · softer than cinnamon, more rounded than clove. It quietly anchors masculine spicy compositions.
- Where does Nutmeg come from?
- Indonesia (Banda Islands), Grenada, Sri Lanka
- Is Nutmeg a top, heart, or base note?
- Heart
- Which TFW fragrances feature Nutmeg?
- 4 TFW fragrances currently feature Nutmeg. See the list on this page for the full set.




