Trésor Lancôme 1990 Eau de Parfum

"A restaurant in Spain. Flowers everywhere. Ripe baked peaches under a noble vanilla sauce. A chilled sparkling wine to go with it. Simply divine!"

This was my statement about the Trésor EdP which a few months ago as a vintage miniature got to know. After such a positive impression, I had to order me of course as soon as possible a large bottle. Here in the Souk I also found it quickly for a VERY pleasant price. (Thanks again to @Eberlin!!!)

I liberally sprayed the newest member of my collection and didn't understand what was going on. What's stinging like that? What's that green thing? Leather? Now where the hell did the leather come from? There's nothing about it in the pyramid!!!

I read my statement again and it did NOT fit AT ALL. I smelled the mini again and it made sense again. So now I have to clarify here in a review: Lancôme has hidden a completely different scent here under the same name and in the same bottle. He is not bad and I also wear him very much. At some point, more peach comes out, but the leather note remains through and through. The peachy dessert has turned into a cool rose leather scent with peaches. This is no longer a 90s mommy like the scent people often associate. This is a self-confident woman who goes to the office in leather jacket and brightens up the day with her green peach freshness colleagues.

Conclusion: Old and new formulation both revolve around peach + rose, but that's it with the commonalities.