
Top Notes
Aldehyde and Muscat Grape
Middle Notes
Labdanum, Styrax Resin and Thyme
Base Notes
Cedarwood and Guaiac Wood

Inside the Scent
Bu Feng DRUNKEN JADE Parfum
Intoxicated Jade – Between Wine, Herbs and Dark Woods
Bu Feng DRUNKEN JADE Parfum is an extraordinary unisex niche fragrance inspired by Ji Kang (223–263), poet, philosopher, musician and member of the legendary “Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove”. A radical free spirit and follower of Taoism, Ji Kang resisted the social expectations of his time. His charisma was said to remain so striking even when intoxicated that he was compared to drunken jade – graceful, untamed and naturally dignified.
Bu Feng DRUNKEN JADE translates this image into an unconventional olfactory language. The composition combines sweet grapes, aldehydes, labdanum, styrax, thyme, guaiac wood and cedarwood, moving between vinous fruitiness, aromatic wildness and dark woods. Rather than creating a conventional wine fragrance, DRUNKEN JADE becomes an olfactory portrait of a man who valued freedom above conformity.
Sweet Grapes and Radiant Aldehydes
The opening of Bu Feng DRUNKEN JADE Parfum surprises with sweet grapes and bright aldehydes. The grapes introduce juicy, slightly wine-like sweetness, while the aldehydes add airiness, brightness and an almost sparkling movement. There is an impression of wine, but without the heaviness of a dense liqueur accord. DRUNKEN JADE remains lively, raw and deliberately unconventional.
The heart becomes darker and more expressive. Labdanum and styrax develop warm, resinous and subtly animalic facets, while thyme adds a dry, herbal sharpness. This aromatic contrast prevents the grape accord from becoming overly sweet or gourmand. Instead, Bu Feng DRUNKEN JADE feels wild, grounded and intentionally rebellious.
Dark Woods and Smoky Warmth
In the base, cedarwood meets guaiac wood. Cedar brings dry structure and definition, while guaiac wood introduces warmer, darker and gently smoky depth. The initial fruitiness gradually recedes but remains as a memory of the fragrance’s intoxicating opening.
The result is a fruity woody niche fragrance with vinous, resinous and aromatic nuances that refuses to fit neatly into conventional perfume categories. Bu Feng DRUNKEN JADE Parfum feels cultivated yet rebellious, sensual yet rough-edged – a fragrance for those who see perfume not as decoration, but as an expression of personality.
Ji Kang – Freedom as a Way of Life
The inspiration behind Bu Feng DRUNKEN JADE gives the fragrance a deeper conceptual dimension. Ji Kang represented intellectual independence, individuality and resistance to imposed authority. The image of “drunken jade” becomes a symbol of beauty that remains fascinating precisely because it refuses to conform.
Bu Feng DRUNKEN JADE Parfum is made for lovers of distinctive unisex niche perfumes seeking unusual combinations of grapes, wine-like accords, resins, aromatic herbs and dark woods. It moves between intoxication and clarity, elegance and rebellion, creating a fragrance with unmistakable character.
Discover Bu Feng DRUNKEN JADE Parfum at scent amor and experience an unconventional niche fragrance where sweet grapes, aromatic herbs, warm resins and smoky woods create a compelling portrait of uncompromising individuality.
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