# Atelier des Ors — Lune Féline Vintage

> Lune Feline Vintage is a 2024 barrel-aged edition made for Atelier des Ors tenth anniversary. It takes the original dry, spicy vanilla and ages it in ex-cognac oak barrels to emphasize base depth, woo

## Essence
Lune Feline Vintage is a 2024 barrel-aged edition made for Atelier des Ors tenth anniversary. It takes the original dry, spicy vanilla and ages it in ex-cognac oak barrels to emphasize base depth, woodiness and texture.
## Scent Profile
The scent remains recognizably Lune Feline: cardamom, cinnamon and pink pepper at the top; styrax, ambergris and cedar in the heart; Tahitian vanilla, Peru balsam and musk in the base. The Vintage treatment is meant to deepen the balsamic, woody and slightly boozy facets rather than replace the formula. Expect dry smoky vanilla with animalic warmth.
## Performance
The barrel-aged edition is intended to strengthen the base. Expect a strong spicy opening and a long drydown that becomes increasingly close, with skin chemistry playing a meaningful role.
## Wearing Context
Cold-weather evening wear: intimate dinners, winter nights and collector occasions. The barrel-aged richness makes it feel more opulent than casual.
## Comparisons & DNA
It is closest to Lune Feline Extrait in mood, with the original EDP as the foundation. The cognac-barrel idea strengthens its kinship with boozy vanilla references, but the scent remains drier, smokier and more animalic than most sweet vanillas.
## Reception
The underlying Lune Feline DNA remains polarizing and beloved. The Vintage edition adds collector interest, though the tiny release means the conversation centers as much on the aging concept and price as on dramatic scent differences.
## Versions & Reformulation
Part of the 2024 Vintage anniversary trio, alongside barrel-aged editions of Rose Omeyyade and Rouge Saray. It is not a reformulation of the EDP but a limited aged treatment sold through a narrow retail channel.
## Acquisition Notes
A collector-first bottle. If you simply want the scent profile, compare it with the regular EDP and Extrait before paying a premium.
## Notable Facts & Lore
- The Vintage project reflects founder Jean-Philippe Clermonts interest in cognac-making and slow aging.
- The seahorse bottle and oak-barrel story make it one of the more object-focused Atelier des Ors releases.