Top Notes 
Citrus fruits
Saffron
Heart Notes 
Amyris
Coriander
Oud
Base Notes 
Amber
Atlas cedar
Leather
Musk
Nagarmotha
Rum06/01/2025
Jannemann33
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Jannemann33
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Winter opulence
The fragrances from the Monsieur Couturier range appear to have been reissued.
According to history, there have been no appearances or fragrances (at least in the last 20 years or so).
I find the three reissued fragrances all the more exciting - in fact, you have to say reissued classics:
Because the blue Cobalt, Rouge Noir and Noir Cashmere are actually somehow classic men's fragrances in a new or newer guise.
A little more contemporary, stronger, more durable, but also very classic.
This one is very present and opulent.
A fragrance that is at its best on an evening in winter. Decadent, opulent, room-filling, a little in the direction of a Noir Extreme Parfum in my opinion.
Fine. Balanced and well-made. Lasting and intense, but without becoming extremely annoying or heavy-handed. Also intense but good; it's not pushy or takes center stage. That's what I like.
Fireplace, good company, a fine meal; in the bar with good friends and it's cold outside. A drink, not sangria from a bucket or Jägermeister :) Good conversation!
Afterwards:
Coat on, scarf, out into the air. The fragrance has the power to assert itself. This is where it fits.
Not in summer or spring.
Spicy, sweetish, a little like a rum drink. A bit like plum, cardamom, spicy-oriental, in my opinion.
Oud - I hate oud - you don't get any consciously.
Thank goodness.
And honestly, and here come the classic 80s retro references in this series:
It is the mass of the many ingredients, as was once the case with Azzaro pour Homme Eau de Toilette, Boss Number One Eau de Toilette, Man Pure Eau de Toilette or similar:
The entire product smells good, fine, balanced. No details are discernible.
This is not for university or going to the supermarket; this is for the gentleman who goes out in the evening, sometimes to the theater, restaurant, bar or even to a party. Just not to the marquee :)
The price is great and worth a test. Nothing super new and innovative but solid, good and classic craftsmanship.
Why not?
And if it gets cold, then maybe discreetly dosed, it can be good and also fits into a larger collection or for those who have fewer fragrances and are looking for something for the evening.
Test recommended!
According to history, there have been no appearances or fragrances (at least in the last 20 years or so).
I find the three reissued fragrances all the more exciting - in fact, you have to say reissued classics:
Because the blue Cobalt, Rouge Noir and Noir Cashmere are actually somehow classic men's fragrances in a new or newer guise.
A little more contemporary, stronger, more durable, but also very classic.
This one is very present and opulent.
A fragrance that is at its best on an evening in winter. Decadent, opulent, room-filling, a little in the direction of a Noir Extreme Parfum in my opinion.
Fine. Balanced and well-made. Lasting and intense, but without becoming extremely annoying or heavy-handed. Also intense but good; it's not pushy or takes center stage. That's what I like.
Fireplace, good company, a fine meal; in the bar with good friends and it's cold outside. A drink, not sangria from a bucket or Jägermeister :) Good conversation!
Afterwards:
Coat on, scarf, out into the air. The fragrance has the power to assert itself. This is where it fits.
Not in summer or spring.
Spicy, sweetish, a little like a rum drink. A bit like plum, cardamom, spicy-oriental, in my opinion.
Oud - I hate oud - you don't get any consciously.
Thank goodness.
And honestly, and here come the classic 80s retro references in this series:
It is the mass of the many ingredients, as was once the case with Azzaro pour Homme Eau de Toilette, Boss Number One Eau de Toilette, Man Pure Eau de Toilette or similar:
The entire product smells good, fine, balanced. No details are discernible.
This is not for university or going to the supermarket; this is for the gentleman who goes out in the evening, sometimes to the theater, restaurant, bar or even to a party. Just not to the marquee :)
The price is great and worth a test. Nothing super new and innovative but solid, good and classic craftsmanship.
Why not?
And if it gets cold, then maybe discreetly dosed, it can be good and also fits into a larger collection or for those who have fewer fragrances and are looking for something for the evening.
Test recommended!
