Aedes de Venustas is not unique in wanting to contain the Mediterranean in a perfume bottle, but it manages to do a good job by incorporating its signature incense accord together with cardamom, patchouli, amber, tonka and myrrh. The fresh and aromatic combination is credited to its perfumer, Bertrand Duchaufour. Its flacon is identical to other perfume bottles from the house’s roster of fragrances. The scent was introduced in 2014.