Deep Night
Ghost (2001)

It is a decent enough fruity, summery fragrance. Notes of peach, apricot, musk, cereus, vanilla, amber, rose, and some wood in here. It is modest, safe, and not very loud.

A true gem of the Ghost collection. Rose, wood, and more rose. Perfect drydown.

I'm quite surprised at the number of people describing this as a feminine scent. It comes across on me at least as something quite unisex.

The woody notes are prominent on me, blending with something on the smokey side which creates a perfect image to fit the name of Deep Night.

The fruit notes are a little more hidden, juicy and not overly sweet.

In all I would describe this as a perfect evening wear fragrance or perhaps daytime during autumn/winter, although I'm not sure it projects well enough.

On me I find the projection and sillage somewhat lacking but then I'm starting to think that could well be my body chemistry and it may not be the same for others.

Very luxurious and elegant scent.
the perfume should be more famous.
I have to agree with (shifty bat) it has a woody, musky and smoky scent to it.
It has an acceptable masculine scent too.

The notes are as follows:
Top notes: Indian rose and Belle de Nuit blossoms
Middle notes: orange, white tree and apricot notes
Base notes: vanilla, amber and musk notes.

Out of all the Ghost perfumes this one for me is the best

Deep Night is gorgeous. Absolutely gorgeous. The peach and apricot combine with something else, perhaps vanilla, to make an almost grape-like accord. The musk and woods create a smoky, sensual feeling. This reminds me a bit of Antonio by Antonio Banderas, only more fruit-forward and many times superior. This is certainly among the best feminine scents out there. This is aside from having the coolest bottle around.
The witch on the broomstick crossing a crescent moon on the back of the box is also excellent.

Edit: Over the last couple years I've made the connection that Deep Night smells very similar to the vanilla makeup/rose of S de Scherrer, which is almost certainly a (very good) budget copy of Hypnotic Poison. In retrospect I realize that Scannon most certainly copied Dior's approach with this project but I couldn't pick a favorite between them; it's like being told to ask out one of two slightly different but very beautiful twins. Deep Night is very linear but, despite at first it seeming like it's just going to be a night with tea cakes and fruit, is a rich smell full of nuance. It is a choir of twelve singing the same octave - space out and you'll miss it.

Simple, maybe overly so, but after five years of exposure this is still easily one of my favorite feminines I have ever encountered.