Nose+LMR — Cahiers des Naturels. Authors: Eleonore de Bonneval, Mathilde Cocoual, Olivier R.P. David, Jeanne Doré, Anne-Sophie Hojlo, Delphine de Swardt. Known for three thousand years, sandalwood is now a rare tree, which now grows mainly in Australia and New Caledonia, where its cultivation is preserved. Its wood is one of the most precious in the world, and its essence, with its warm, woody, milky and creamy aroma, is one of the most expensive in the perfumer's palette. Set sail for the Pacific to discover this wood with a golden heart: botany, history, literature, agriculture, chemistry, not to mention perfumes and perfumers.