Another 13 vs Another 14
Le Labo vs Montagne Parfums
Montagne names Le Labo's Another 13 as Another 14's inspiration. Another 13 is ambroxyde, jasmine and moss; Another 14 is Iso E Super and musks with ambrette and pear.
| Another 13 | Another 14 | |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Le Labo | Montagne Parfums |
| Concentration | EDP | EDP |
| Gender | unisex | unisex |
| Top Notes | — | jasmine, musks |
| Heart Notes | — | ambrette, pear |
| Base Notes | — | iso e super, ambergris |
| Notes | ambroxyde, jasmine, moss | — |
| Best Seasons | spring, summer, fall | spring, fall, winter |
Shared Notes (1)
Notes that appear in both fragrances
What Wearers Say
Le Labo Another 13
Some wearers enjoy its soft, clean musky character.
One wearer particularly enjoys a warm, ambery and dry woody impression.
Some wearers find it difficult to detect clearly on themselves.
One wearer finds the later dry-down too reminiscent of a clinical, sterilized space.
Montagne Parfums Another 14
A wearer who initially struggled to detect it came to enjoy Another 14 as a daily perfume after repeated wear.
Other wearers in the same discussion find it barely perceptible or too faint to enjoy.
The Verdict
Both are built on molecules some people can barely smell. Another 13 is ambroxyde, an ambergris molecule, with jasmine and moss: a warm, mineral skin scent. Montagne's Another 14 leans on Iso E Super and musks, with ambrette and pear adding a soft, fruity sweetness. Specific anosmia, a blind spot for a particular molecule, is common with big musks and ambers, which may be why some Another 14 wearers struggle to detect it. Sample first; if you can smell it, Another 14 is our pick at a fraction of the price.
Le Labo Another 13