Capri vs Médie

Shared character

Both fragrances contain the note cedarwood (Texas) and a citrus accord, providing a common fresh‑woody backbone.

How they differ

Capri is built around a limited palette – cedarwood (Texas) plus a citrus accord, highlighted by bergamot and a floral accent. Médie, while also featuring cedarwood and citrus, expands far beyond with grapefruit, mandarin, incense/olibanum, jasmine Sambac, angelica, cypress, akigalawood (a patchouli‑type note) and pepperwood, giving it a far richer, more complex aromatic‑spicy‑woody character.

Who each suits

Capri will likely appeal to wearers who prefer a clean, straightforward citrus‑cedar scent with a hint of floral softness. Médie is suited to those who enjoy a multi‑layered composition that blends bright citrus with spice, incense, exotic florals and deep woods.