Amouage

Amouage Decision Eau de Parfum

$599⁰⁰ AUD

Size

100ml 1ml Sample

Pickup available at Melbourne

Usually ready in 1 hour

Starting with an olfactory bolt of lightning, Decision banishes the darkness of uncertainty – an effect achieved through a combination of the cool woodiness and citrus-mineralic sparkle of frankincense, bergamot, myrrh and juniper berries. After this striking opening, the light spreads further, aided by the gleaming sheen of Atlas cedarwood. Finally, a warm vanilla in the base conveys the profoundly liberating effect of acceptance.

Uncompromising, distinctive and incandescent, Decision captures the paradox that lies at the core of all of life’s most powerful decisions: it is focused on its goal while remaining open to countless possibilities.

A multifaceted study of frankincense — cool, bright, and aromatic, with a warm vanilla resolve.

Notes

Frankincense Juniper Berries Myrrh Vanilla Cardamom Bergamot Cedarwood Pink Pepper Patchouli

Wear profile

Longevity

Intensity

Best for Day · Evening

Season Autumn · Winter · Spring

Details

Family	Woods
Perfumer	Quentin Bisch
Year	2025
Concentration	Eau de Parfum

Description

Fragrance Family:
Woods

Notes:
Pink Pepper, Bergamot, Cardamom, Frankincense, Juniper, Myrrh, Patchouli, Cedarwood, Vanilla

Concentration:
Eau de Parfum (33%)
3 Weeks Maceration, 2 Weeks Maturation

Occasion:
Surely a statement, but not a loud one. Typical Amouage richness and plenitude makes for an elevated wearing experience. A complex study of frankincense that can be worn all-year round.

Made in Oman

Editor's Notes

It’s possible to understand Amouage’s latest releases, especially those authored by Quentin Bisch, as studies of frankincense. Though this has always been Amouage’s trademark since their inception with Gold, these fragrances are emphatically metamorphic - frankincense is no longer the means toward a larger goal, rather, it is the subject; the goal itself.

In Decision, it is evident that Bisch has achieved the balance. The note is expressive, full-spectrum, and happily in the company of other ingredients in service of its citric, smoky, and mildly woody profile. The result is immediately satisfying: it is recognisably frankincense from beginning to end, but everything around it modulates its character.

Decision is cool in temperature, bright, and aromatic: one perceives it as a woody fragrance with lines of resinous cardamom, piney juniper berry, and cedarwood grain - merging into the folds of this central incense note. Its central contrast is, in fact, vanilla. Clear and present in the mix, it lends a ‘smudgy’ effect - faint sweetness, texture, and thickness - it gives body to frankincense. In typical Bisch fashion, he injects modern aromamaterials to reveal new expressive possibilities from this ancient material.