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Pasha de Cartier Édition Noire 2013 Eau de Toilette

7.3 / 10 200 Ratings
A perfume by Cartier for men, released in 2013. The scent is woody-spicy. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Woody
Spicy
Fresh
Citrus
Sweet

Fragrance Notes

Green notesGreen notes CedarCedar Citrus notesCitrus notes AmberAmber
Ratings
Scent
7.3200 Ratings
Longevity
6.6161 Ratings
Sillage
6.2162 Ratings
Bottle
7.3164 Ratings
Value for money
6.992 Ratings
Submitted by Michael · last update on 12/22/2025.
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Elysium

912 Reviews
Elysium
Elysium
Helpful Review 5  
Pashazade The Ottoman Pasha's Son
Zade is a Persian-originated word that is used in Turkish meaning "son". It was not used as a single word, and it was generally used after the defined title as a nobility indicator. Such as asilzade, meaning nobleman, aristocrat or pashazade meaning the son of a Pasha, a title which was used to define dignitaries in the Ottoman Empire. And I bet Edition Noire is the Pashazade, neither a flanker nor a spin-off, but a natural son of Pasha, a modernized reinterpretation of the original. Its classy, manly, refined and elegant but at the same time modern,

Pasha Edition Noire is an excellent fragrance, maybe somewhat generic for Cartier, but it smells great. With Édition Noire, Nathalie Feisthauer animates the original Pasha's fougère accord with a breath of citrus freshness. As soon as it melts with my skin, it releases a citrus aroma that is still heavier than a freshie, classy, fresh, minty, aquatic and slightly peppery with dominant orange laying on top of a cosy amber. It is warm, amiable, and tender. After a few minutes, the crisp and chilly spiciness of the mint note arrives and gives it a more masculine edge. A gentle whisper of sea mist completes the top notes, not too salty or tangle, just pleasantly watery like a sea breeze. I find the opening to be quite interesting. On the one hand, I get some citrus aroma with light aquatic sensibilities, then, a warm woody combination to balance it. It is very fresh and clean, seemingly generic, but very attractive all the while.

It quickly evolves into something along the lines of Azzaro Elixir Pour Homme minus the berry notes. I love Azzaro Elixir. A bit fresh basket of flowers, with delicate iris, earthy violet, and sweet heliotrope, starts to emerge with a whisper of cedar yet to come. I get more flower mix from it on a semi-warm rainy summer day. The heart is softened by the inclusion of a light bouquet of florals, surrounded by a sharp clove that with its typical pungent tone follows the fragrance until the end. It is a very significant and lasting contrast of sweet, but not candy-like, it is more of a citrus sweetness mix with a powdery hint of violet and iris.

On the dry down, it smooths out and has a creamier vibe. It all leads into a woody and powdery base with dominant cedar and amber. I am missing the lively mossy vibe of Pasha that lays on the skin till the day after. Nevertheless, the ambroxan has not overdosed, it keeps the base smooth and luscious, but far from other amberish companions.

Edition Noir is not groundbreaking, but it is an extremely well-blended scent, crowd-pleasing. It's not very aquatic to my nose, more floral than watery, with sweetness and freshness that would be great in the warm months. Great for a date, maybe even work, or any occasion you can think of that you'd want to smell better than your typical day. The silage persists within my body, and it's staying power is like a late summer love affair, crisp and casually sexy but short-lived. It's perfect for the Spring and Summer season. It projects well but is not overpowering and longevity is feeble. I'm glad I had the chance to give it a try, but sadly I can't bring myself to promote this as even after applying large amounts it merely does not last, after just an hour it had faded into oblivion.

Stay safe; stay well.

-Elysium
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Jazzy76

320 Reviews
Jazzy76
Jazzy76
3  
King of the harem
How can three notes only create a so magic scent? I can't explain it, but it's possible and Pasha black edition is the true demonstration. Deep, spicy, masculine, warm, spicy, luxurious: this is the character of this scent worthy of a king of the harem. You suddenly imagine an oriental night smelling this sexy and intoxicating bouquet made of a vibrant green Citrus, an amber heart and a cedar touch.
The sillage is fantastic as well as the longevity. This scent could embrace you by night or by day in the cold season.
Particulra and mysterious the black bottle with the silver cap recalling a typical middel eastern container for balsamic resins or spices. I tested this fragrance on my feminine skin too and it was surprisingly good.
In my opinion, the Maison Cartier created a true black oriental pearl. men, if you want to feel the king of the harem, just try this scent!
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Elninosantos

2 Reviews
Elninosantos
Elninosantos
3  
A New Old school
A solid Fragrance! It has an oldschool vibe, but young and modern, it's very wearable, even for the youngest. Citrus, cedar wood and amber are the protagonists here, and these notes combine very well! It's a more woody fragrance in the dry down, very pleasant. It's versatile and can be worn all year round, but is best suited for spring. Overall, great value.
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Cyril1509

6 Reviews
Cyril1509
Cyril1509
4  
Teenage memories
My first ever own fragrance. Got it at the age of 16 I think. Didn't wear it often, mostly only on dates with my then girlfriend. She loved the smell. And so did I. But it would have been weird wearing fragrances back then to school or around the family. My mom always noticed when I wore it. I grew to love it very much. I still don't quite know, why this fragrance in particular but I always stuck to it. Pasha de Cartier edition noir smells interesting and unique, at least to me. A smell I will recognise anywhere at any stage of the day. It opens almost fresh and citrusy but always layered with the darker spice. The heart and soul of the fragrance. Sometimes, I feel like I was to young to wear such a fragrance and sometimes I still do now. But it's just to lovely and nostalgic to not use it. It was also the first (and still only) ever bottle I repurchased. And even in a bigger size. For me, this fragrance is my youth. If I need comfort when I'm alone, this is the bottle I'll open and smell.
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Fleurissimo

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Fleurissimo
Top Review 10  
In the Bond of the Third
It has been a long time since the summer scent "Pasha Fraicheur Menthe" was released - so I am all the more excited about what promises to be a heavier evening variant.

And I am not disappointed. The core of "Pasha," the wood-ambered fougère scent with conifer resins and Provençal herbs, is unmistakable. However, the fragrance has been slightly modernized, has more volume, a delicate pepper-licorice note, is warmer and sweeter, a bit more vibrant, yet still subtle and masculine-elegant.

Conclusion: As expected from Cartier, nothing revolutionary, but expertly crafted, rather soft and melancholic, sensual, yet unobtrusive. Try and compare!
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4
Bright, uplifting citrus opening with a touch of sweetness and powdery florals. Sinus-opening, fresh shower gel feel with a woody backbone.
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4
Came across as a very generic designer to me, overpriced for what you’re getting.
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4
Only 3 notes masterfully combined for a deep, mysterious and longlasting scent. Perfetc by night and in winter . Very sexy.High price.
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3
Woody citruses, peppery aquatics, and sweet floral notes seamlessly blend into a clean, long-lasting, and fresh out of the shower scent
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1 year ago
3
This is how a good product is made... neat, elegant, mature, versatile, pleasant, correct performance... if you can try it, don't hesitate!
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9 days ago
2
A clean citrus punch with a woody spice kick. Wish it lasted longer
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2
Just a nice subtle eveyday scent.
And budgetfriendly
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5 years ago
2
In short: smells like a gym
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2
A new modern and charismatic reading of Pasha. Green, citrus, spicy floral, and aquatic scent mixed with the depth of amber and cedarwood.
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5 years ago
1
I own Édition Noire Édition Limitée, abeautiful bottle. Subpar longevity and abysmal sillage but smells good. Perfect for the office.
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