Voleur de Roses L'Artisan Parfumeur 1993

06/11/2025 - 12:38 PM

6.5Scent 7Longevity 6Sillage 8Bottle 5Pricing

The Rose Thief's Spoils
Sparkling amber-warm
In the deep patchouli cellar
Hidden behind wooden panels
Enticing
Rose de Resht
In a plum velvet cloak...

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Tony1106 6 months ago

The house has better offerings.

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Paloma58 6 months ago

La Perla would definitely be a very good reference if the similarity is accurate.

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Yatagan 6 months ago

I found it weak.

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Wisivc 6 months ago

Rose and plum - tricky. But it still sounds interesting.

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Rosalie234 6 months ago

Roses are usually just okay.

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Seejungfrau 6 months ago

Nice label. A bit forgotten.

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Jennytammy 6 months ago

Plum velvet coat doesn't sound bad.

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Helena1411 6 months ago

Even though there are now plenty of variations of this direction, I still enjoy well-executed versions of it.

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Danny264 6 months ago

I see it a bit skeptically on myself.

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SirLancelot 6 months ago

I've had Rose-Patchouli a few too many times in the last few years.

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SirLancelot 6 months ago

a couple of times .

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Ergoproxy 6 months ago

It was well composed, but not my thing.

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SonarID 6 months ago

It's sparkling again... not really.

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Flakon11e 6 months ago

Great statement!
For me, the scent was very pleasant, and the sillage of 6 fits perfectly!

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Mrtangiers 6 months ago

No, I'm out on that one too.

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Kajsa5 6 months ago

it had the kind of patchouli in it that I don't really like

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Skydiver19 6 months ago

maybe not so wrong after all

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Eggi37 6 months ago

Back then, it was still niche.

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Stella73 6 months ago

Rose, plum: I'll pass.

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Bosworth 6 months ago

That doesn't sound too bad at all.

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Jeob 6 months ago

Every now and then, I can actually get along quite well with Patchouli-Rose (Noir de Noir) when the velvet train needs some freedom again. ;) However, this one sounds a bit too shy for that.

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Ponticus 6 months ago

I wonder if he'll share the spoils with us!?

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Rupansai 6 months ago

Yeah, why not?

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ElAttarine 6 months ago

Thanks for the great description, also below. Yes, it was more innovative in 1993. I love Rose de Resht, and amber and plum too-I'll definitely give that a try.

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JonasP1 6 months ago

My (unfortunately only in the pot) roses have already faded again, but the scent of the Rose de Resht in nature is simply wonderful...

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Theris 6 months ago

Rose can be stolen from me too ;-D

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BillyBumbler 6 months ago

Sounds not bad, but it's true, definitely not innovative 🙃

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Gandix 6 months ago

Without rose and plum, I might like it too.

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SchatzSucher 6 months ago

That sounds very appealing to me. Patchouli roses have a good chance with me.

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Cfr 6 months ago

I'm going to check the basement :)

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Spatzl 6 months ago

Well, it doesn't blow you away.

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Duftgroupie 6 months ago

Didn’t reach you?

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JonasP1 6 months ago

Overall, a rather shy scent despite its bold notes... The Damask roses are authentic (here and there, I’m actually reminded of my Rose de Resht from the garden) and are accompanied by lightly sweet amber and velvety, tart plums. Pleasant earthy patchouli is always present while a subtle sandalwood note acts merely as an accessory. Overall, it's not quite my style and feels a bit too quiet for me. In the early '90s, this fragrance direction was definitely more innovative than it is today.

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