Liquorette

Liquorette greets you like a liquor-filled chocolate cracked between your teeth—dark cherry and brandy seeping through a glossy shell, touched with dried fruits and a faint sting of alcohol on your tongue.

As it settles, the warmth deepens into melted chocolate and slow-cooked caramel wrapped around smooth agarwood, a little smoky, a little sticky, like sneaking a grown-up dessert you’re not sure you’re ready for.

Labdanum, Peru balsam, patchouli, and vanilla add a soft glow, turning that first sharp bite into something tender and reflective—the sweetness and bitterness of growing up, held in the same breath. 

NOMR is a fragrance house that sees scent as a language of life, a way of holding fragments of memory, feeling, and time that words often cannot contain.

Rooted in an appreciation of the ordinary, it turns to unframed, unfiltered moments—quiet, lived experiences that pass through us and still linger—as its central source of inspiration.

Founded by Anunsith Wongkornvanich, NOMR offers perfumes as small boxes of memory, inviting wearers to notice that real life is rarely perfect, yet always real.