Topia by AtelierPMP - Perfume Mayr Plettenberg

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Topia AtelierPMP - Perfume Mayr Plettenberg 2018

6.8 / 10 53 Ratings

A perfume by AtelierPMP - Perfume Mayr Plettenberg for women and men, released in 2018. The scent is spicy-smoky. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Spicy

Smoky

Green

Woody

Resinous

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Rhubarb

Sage

Bergamot

Blood orange

Cedar leaf Ginger

Ginger

Violet

Citron

Heart Notes

Frankincense Maté

Maté

Blond tobacco

Raspberry

Cinnamon

Petitgrain

Base Notes

Sage

Oak wood

Vetiver

Cedarwood

Musk

Perfumers

Mark Buxton, David Chieze

Ratings

Scent

6.853 Ratings

Longevity

7.546 Ratings

Sillage

7.246 Ratings

Bottle

6.750 Ratings

Value for money

6.512 Ratings

Submitted by Aquamonza, last update on 10/09/2025.

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Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

11/10/2023

10Scent 10Longevity 10Sillage

N3mesis
16 Reviews

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N3mesis

Helpful Review 4

Neuroshima Hex - Neojungle

I love it. There are these green scents that are friendly... grasses, bamboo, herbs... This one is not. It smells of thorns and brambles. A post-apocalyptic overgrown city with mutated plants, dense opaque growth with hypnotic resins dripping from the trunks. Spores that occupy the synapses and trigger hallucinations. Ethereal Neojungle.

Where Femme Fatale usually dominates the room with warm powdery scents and a hypnotic opium entourage, this fragrance creeps into every corner with thorny vines and opens the Venus flytrap right in front of its victims' faces. They consume beauty. Before you know it, the room is overgrown. Everything that is not green here is a warning. Beautiful, but highly toxic.
Poison Ivy looks like a tame kitten next to it.

Pretty edgy. Definitely niche. You have to be able to wear this scent, or it will consume you. It does not harmonize with many body chemistries and can turn sour there. So it doesn't smell good on most people. But on those it works for, it is unique, beautiful, and brutal at the same time.
If you've ever been labeled as a "strange growth," you should test it :) it might be just the right thing.

05/07/2022

CB0404
1 Review

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CB0404

Sillage Monster

Here comes the scent into the room before you and will rise to everyone's nose.

Powerful. Rough. Green. Incense & Weed.
You will definitely make an impression with it. Either you love it or you hate it.

For me personally, a must-have in my fragrance cabinet! Even my wife likes it, which was not the case for other reviewers :)

08/27/2018

7.5Scent 8Longevity 8Sillage

Can777
257 Reviews

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Can777

Top Review 35

The Anarchist

So, what should one make of this? I'm sitting here alone, wearing Topia for the umpteenth time. Deliberately alone, because Mrs. Can actually gets the "gag reflex" from this scent. No joke, she really gags, and that says something. To avoid stress and unnecessary cleaning, I’m taking advantage of the moment to tell you how I find Topia. Soooo?! For me, he is an anarchist, a punk, a drug dealer, a freak, an eccentric, and a stoner! Wearing this fragrance in public requires a lot of courage and self-confidence,... and a good portion of luck. Why luck? Because with Topia, you can quickly find yourself in a position where you need to explain yourself if you happen to be stopped for a drug check. Faster than you think, the cuffs could click! (The cuffs = handcuffs) Then being taken to a detox cell and waiting until the scent reaches its base note can take a while. A very long while, because you smell like a marijuana plantation! I have yet to come across a perfume that smells so authentically like it. Except for the plant itself! When I tried the scent in my perfumery with the saleswoman, we laughed so hard that it significantly highlighted this effect for the other visitors. And everyone in the well-filled perfumery looked very skeptical. Funny, right? I think so too!

The Scent
Topia starts in the top note as a slightly citrusy chypre. A bit sharp-fruity-herbaceous. This could be due to the ginger in combination with the blood orange. A little cedar leaf, violet, and sage do their part to maintain this impression of a chypre. But it doesn’t stay that way! No, no! It changes its face with incredible speed. It begins to smell of smoked mate leaves and light tobacco. A sour incense note from the direction of olibanum and a spicy-sweet cinnamon create a very authentic aura of marijuana around you. This smoky-herbaceous and bitter-sweet "joint" of marijuana lingers for what feels like an eternity. Then the raspberry comes into play. It connects the heart note with the base note. In the base note itself, Topia becomes quite different again. The herbaceous-smoky raspberry tone transitions into woody characters. Cedarwood and oakwood, along with an earthy vetiver note, make the scent more grounded again. A woody-berry tone remains in the base. There are slight tendencies towards Tuscan Leather and La Yuqawam pour Homme, although there is more emphasis on tobacco than leather here.

Conclusion
You stand out! Topia is a scent for a hard rock star, punk, anarchist, or if you want to face the judge. Personally, I would wear it, but I can handle such scents. Just not my wife! So I won’t be getting it. Which, in this case, would really be advisable. But I like it because it stands out with its anarchistic nature and thus highlights itself. As already mentioned, Topia attracts attention!
Gender: More masculine!
Sillage: A tiny drop was enough to make dinner explode,.. strong!
Longevity: Did not improve after washing my hand... very potent!
Bottle: Comes in a black tin can. Anarchistic and rebellious. Unfortunately, it will never be found in my collection!

By the way,... once you’ve tested Topia, Empa seems almost mundane and harmless in comparison. It only gets funny again when you layer them both. Something unexpected comes out of that.
But it’s very nice!

Anarcho ergo boom.
-Graffito-