Nuit de Feu
Louis Vuitton (2020)

I dont get that much animalics at all, i just get a beautiful dark amber composition with incense, it gives me the exact same feel as when i smelled Armani Prive Oud Royal in march of 2022. It has this "1001 nights" feel, i want to be in the middle east at night time and wear this, just this alluring mezmerizing arabic night-time feeling. I guess i get a little Bois D'Argent by Dior, but only in the amber feel, the amber is not too sweet, it leans more on the woody, smoked side, almost vanillic but not quite there. The imagery here is displayed perfectly to represent the scent. I finally discovered something that resembles that same feeling i had once i smelled Oud Royal.

Update 12/07/25: Its sadly weak, but this is what i get = light gasoline, woody powdery oud, airy, rounded off incense, sweet musk

Reminds me of: Armani Prive Encens Satin, Cartier Oud & Ambre, 10% of Dior Bois D'Argent

Underrated fragance, probably for the price. Imagine walking through the desert at night and smell a mysterious campfire.
Its not very original but its stunning, the only sad thing for me: its a linear scent, what you get at the start you get later.
Rated: 9/10

This is a very fine fragrance and a little goes a long way. I was surprised at the amber oud warmth of Nuit de Feu, an element I didn't expect from reading the notes list. The opening has a close relationship to Tauer's L'Air du Desert Moracain but the mid notes reveal a hit of something like Dior Leather Oud. These two elements (LDDM & Leather Oud) are held together with a Roja Dove Amber Oud type scent. When I see white incense and black incense in the notes list, is the white woods incense - sandalwood, palo santo, cedar - mixed with black amber (frankincense, labdanum & birch tar). The results are a smooth and deep warmth of penetrating amber leather incense with a touch of smoke. This sounds heavy but no, it's wrapped up with a carefully finished glow that feels refined and well honed. Definitely one of my favorites from the LV fragrance lab. Rated: 9 of 10 stars.