Chocs Olfactifs

Tubéreuse Astrale Maison Crivelli 2024

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8.0 / 10 427 Ratings

A new perfume by Maison Crivelli for women and men, released in 2024. The scent is floral-sweet. Projection and longevity are above-average. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Floral

Sweet

Leathery

Creamy

Spicy

Fragrance Notes

Indian tuberose absolute Orpur®

Spanish cistus absolute Orpur®

Chinese osmanthus absolute Orpur® Leather

Leather

Carrot seed

Cinnamon Orpur® Musk

Musk

Vanilla

Perfumers

Quentin Bisch, Givaudan

Ratings

Scent

8.0427 Ratings

Longevity

9.2394 Ratings

Sillage

9.0393 Ratings

Bottle

7.6366 Ratings

Value for money

7.0324 Ratings

Submitted by Spl3xx, last update on 07/30/2025.

Interesting Facts

The fragrance is part of the "Chocs Olfactifs" collection.

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Reviews

19 in-depth fragrance descriptions

06/07/2025

4
Pricing 6
Bottle 10
Sillage 10
Longevity 5
Scent

Ringtale
129 Reviews

Ringtale

Helpful Review 4

Speaking of opulent...but not in a good way

My gosh, I find this is so obvious, without any subtlety. I wouldn't dream of wearing this in public, not even for a wild night out.
As with every scent I smelled from their sample-set, I find this is way too strong.
And I do like some strenth and sillage, believe me, but not without anything left to guess or to wonder about. This IS tuberose, so if you want to BE one, wear this, but if you want to SMELL one, try something more subtle.

08/16/2024

7
Pricing 7
Bottle 9
Sillage 9
Longevity 7.5
Scent

NicheOnly
85 Reviews

NicheOnly

4

Worth trying, but not memorable

I've noticed that on average, Maison Crivelli's product has been towards the top of new scents released by niche brands for a few years now (excluding the horrible Patchouli Magnetik). With the brand having two successful hero franchises now in "Hibiscus MahaJád | Maison Crivelli" and Oud Maracujá, the product will be garnering more eyes (noses) going forward and while not everything is special, the blending and the performance are yet to let me down within Crivelli's Extraits line (FWIW: their EDP line is light & boring).

It isn't much different with Tubéreuse Astrale which in the opening is a floral fragrance with prominent peachy nuances (listed osmanthus). There are creamy facets and to me, there are also some very mild green facets. The blend feels good in the air, but as with most Crivelli products, you will not get elite blending.

When smelled up-close, the scent steers away from the prominent peachiness that I got in the open and the scent that begins to lead is the carrot seed which brings an ambrette style vintage powdery tone to the fragrance. At this point of the scent, the product begins to remind me of several scents from PureDistance, incl. last year's launch Papilio. That vintage feel is a downgrade to the more memorable open which brought a unisex contrast of fruity & floral tones, somewhat similarly to the way that "Aqua Regia | XerJoff" does.

Accords: floral-creamy-powdery-fruity-sweet

Even with the highlighted criticisms, I find myself considering a 5ml purchase. Outside of a 5ml, I have a very hard time selling myself on a bottle of this product (even if it was freely available for 20% below retail). The nice blending and the somewhat unique feel (at least in the niche realm) of the fragrance are contrasted by the fact that it is not, by any means, a memorable fragrance. The only thing this fragrance has going for it is that it opens nearing nuclear with outrageous sillage before it decreases to strong, with the longevity being 12+ hours as well (so the value here is definitely above average at €200/50ml). With all that said, I still encourage people to try this as I feel like there is enough here to warrant the recommendation.

01/13/2025

CloudsAround
33 Reviews

CloudsAround

Helpful Review 2

Dare I say... scented erasor?

I don't think I would ever wear this myself because you're projecting quite a strong and sweet scent into any room you walk into (even with one spray).
However, I tried this because I am fascinated by Bisch and wanted to see what he does with sweet scents after being pleasantly intrigued by Delina Eau de Parfum.
Tubéreuse Astrale opens very peachy (to me) and I also get some vanilla (both much too sweet to my taste). The cinnamon and leather make it less 'girly', which is a plus (for me).
After sniffing a while, I got to the point that I smelled scented erasers from the nineties. Not a bad thing at all. I wish there was some way to 'layer away' the sweetness.

08/23/2024

9
Pricing 9
Bottle 10
Sillage 10
Longevity 10
Scent

Myrtillajus
530 Reviews

Myrtillajus

3

I immediately made it mine

‘To those who, through steam lenses, discover the stars, and sail in the wind's thread.’ -Lord Byron-
I don't love tuberose, but I love Quentin Bisch, which is why I decided to try this creation by Maison Crivelli, whose Extrait is really pleasing me.
Tubereuse Astrale is an interpretation of the narcotic flower quintessence that deprives the tuberose of its carnality, making it bright, ethereal but appealing at the same time, a touch resembling the attraction we have towards the stars.
Imagine it as something candid and mysterious, like the moon: you get this fragrance which, of all the ones I have, has immediately become one of the most highly complimented.
Wonderful fragrance.
And I immediately made it mine.
‘À la rencontre du plaisir' painted by Magritte.

03/05/2024

6
Pricing 8
Bottle 8
Sillage 8
Longevity 8
Scent

Porfiria
32 Reviews

Porfiria

3

Once upon a time a tuberose in a velvet galaxy

Once upon a time, in some galaxy faraway appeared a tuberose.
It could be the intro if you expected a carnal or medical tuberose but no, no this time. The First Lady of the floral blanc bouquet here is in the back, faraway and soft like a velvet sound in the ground. It could be a positive thing as more Parfum lovers really don’t like this flower.

The first actor of this amazing creation is the osmanthus.
Open with a really addomesticate cinnamon and like a pounder of stars arrives this soft and magical osmathus in perfect match with creamy tuberose.
The base is like a second skin. Vanilla just a bit.

Maybe more feminine than masculine, but if you like the osmanthus or Quentin Bisch you deserve to try it!

Projection 8
Sillage 8

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