Bois Bleu Robert Piguet 2013

The fragrance starts with a fresh, citrusy opening. The bergamot is very fresh and only slightly sweet.

A light spiciness from the nutmeg is quickly added, which has something slightly peppery for me. This is accompanied by lavender, which gives the fragrance a certain class and elegance.

I only notice the violet in the background, it gives the fragrance a certain depth, a slightly sweet and aromatic undertone.

The whole thing is carried by light woods, which become more and more apparent over time. The vetiver makes the fragrance slightly smoky and underlines the spiciness of the nutmeg.

Even though no leather is listed in the fragrance notes, the scent has something of Ganymede for me. For me, it is similarly classic and elegant, but more subtle and less overpowering and much fresher.
For me, a classic composition that calls out to be taken out to a restaurant or to exude its seriousness in the office.