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Eau de Parfum
Bujairami The Renaissance is an eau de parfum built on davana, rum, pink pepper and coriander at the top, tuberose and coconut in the heart, and tonka bean, hay and tobacco leaf at the base. Nine listed materials sit across three tiers.
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Notes as the brand lists them in its own catalogue (read on 24 October 2026). This guide has not smelled or tested the scent.
Davana is a fruity, herbaceous material with a sweet, faintly wine-like facet, and here it leads a top that also holds rum's dark sweetness. Pink pepper gives a dry, fruity sparkle, and coriander adds a green, citrusy edge, so the opening is spiced and sweet rather than floral.
Tuberose is a heavy, creamy white flower, and in the heart coconut softens it toward a milky, tropical sweetness. The gourmand character is most obvious in the base: tonka bean supplies a sweet, almond-like warmth, hay a dry, grassy sweetness, and tobacco leaf a dark, honeyed smoke that ties the lower layers together.
In plain words, The Renaissance is sweet and warm: a gourmand scent.
On paper it is built around davana, rum and pink pepper.
Within the Bujairami range, Bujairami Visionary comes closest, with davana in common.
After that: Bujairami Casanova.
This is the guide's own wording of the family and notes, not a test.
This guide files The Renaissance under gourmand alone, a sorting drawn from the notes and not something the brand prints. The brand tags it for him. It is an eau de parfum, and its nine materials are tiered into top, heart and base, so the three layers can be read in order. Coconut, rum, tonka bean and tobacco leaf carry most of the gourmand reading, while davana and coriander shape the top.
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Visionary and Casanova come up first when this guide compares note lists with this scent: Bujairami Visionary shares davana and tonka bean, and Bujairami Casanova shares tonka bean and tobacco. Bujairami Burn Slow overlaps on rum, coconut and tonka bean. Visionary's top carries cherry and mandarin beside its davana, so the two open differently even with one material in common.
Picked by the notes they share.
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Bujairami Visionary opens on cherry, davana and mandarin, so davana is the one top material the two share, and it sits there with cherry instead of rum and pink pepper. Its heart is black violet, fractionated patchouli and rose geraniol, nothing like this scent's tuberose and coconut. Both end on tonka bean, though Visionary adds incense and styrax beneath it where this one uses hay and tobacco leaf.
Bujairami Casanova opens on lavender, bergamot and lemon, a brighter and more herbal start than davana, rum and pink pepper. Its heart of honey, cinnamon, cashmeran and jasmine sambac carries a spiced sweetness that this scent expresses through tuberose and coconut. The two lists meet at the base, where tonka bean and tobacco appear in both, and Casanova adds vanilla while this scent keeps hay.
Bujairami Burn Slow has three materials in common with this scent: rum and coconut at the top, and tonka bean, which sits in its heart and here sits in the base. It drops davana, pink pepper and coriander, and its heart is tobacco and tonka bean instead of tuberose. The base of Chinese Cedar and oakmoss is woodier and mossier than the hay and tobacco leaf here.
Davana, rum, pink pepper, coriander, tuberose, coconut, tonka bean, hay and tobacco leaf.
FragranceGems is an authorized seller of Bujairami in the EU; its Bujairami collection shows what is available.
The brand lists it as an eau de parfum.
The brand tags it for him.
The listing names no size. The brand's standard bottle is 100 ml.
Yes. Davana, rum, coconut and tonka bean are sweet materials, and tobacco leaf and hay add a dry, warm counterpoint. Pink pepper and coriander lift the top, so the sweetness is spiced rather than sugary.
Davana is an herbaceous material with a fruity, slightly wine-like sweetness, often described as dried apricot. Perfumers use it in small amounts to add a warm, fruity depth. In this list it leads the top beside rum and pink pepper, setting the tone of the opening.
This guide files it under gourmand, sorted from its notes.
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More Bujairami scents in this guide, by notes in common.
