Harmonie Pastorale by Anthologie by Lucien Ferrero

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Harmonie Pastorale Anthologie by Lucien Ferrero 2020

8.2 / 10 24 Ratings

A popular perfume by Anthologie by Lucien Ferrero for men, released in 2020. The scent is fresh-green. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Fresh

Green

Citrus

Woody

Fougère

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Mandarin orange

Lavender

Mastic

Heart Notes

Clary sage Jasmine

Jasmine

Peppermint Thyme

Thyme

Base Notes

Mastic absolute

Java vetiver

Patchouli

Teakwood

Perfumer

Lucien Ferrero

Ratings

Scent

8.224 Ratings

Longevity

7.917 Ratings

Sillage

7.316 Ratings

Bottle

7.620 Ratings

Value for money

8.114 Ratings

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2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

05/29/2025

8Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

AlexD76
138 Reviews

AlexD76

1

An Olfactory Tribute to Natural Harmony

In creating this fragrance, Lucien Ferrero took inspiration from the pastoral and picturesque motions of Beethoven's 6th Symphony. In other words, he wanted to capture nature's beauty and experience its harmonious splendour, into an olfactory concept. The end product is a scent that is both invigorating and soft, a fragrant journey through a sunlit meadow, while a gentle breeze whispers through leaves, enhancing your earthy and grounding experience, Its balance and natural-smelling profile means that it is versatile and elegant.

08/01/2021

7.5Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

Nasenmann
5 Reviews

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Nasenmann

6

Summer Rain in the Castle Garden

At the outset and deep into the heart, unsweetened, very sour, almost bitter citrus aromas (more unripe lemon than mandarin) dominate, combined with aromatic notes (lavender, mint) and earthy-mineral notes (notably mastic, perhaps a bit of geosmin, and from deep in the base, the patchouli+vetiver combo). The official scent pyramid seems relatively truthful to me.

In my mind's eye, deep green, slightly floral, and cool-wet associations arise - to be precise, I think of a castle park with well-kept lawns and rose hedges and/or gardenias, from which water beads shortly after a summer thunderstorm, while the sky has not yet cleared. With the rain, the temperature has also dropped; it has become a bit too cool for short-sleeved clothing.

I am still not one hundred percent sure which other fragrances this reminds me of, but there are definitely candidates. Perhaps Floris' Elite, which, when testing, reminded me of a distinctly more aristocratic (Gucci) Nobile. The base vaguely leans towards late 70s men's fragrances, without me being able to name anything specific. However, I generally think more of Aramis than Quorum, which the creator himself mentioned in his fragrance description.

For this turn towards classic men's perfumery, I respect this scent very much, but I wouldn't want to wear it frequently. The slightly gloomy and very classic aura is too alien to my nature or not what a fragrance should radiate for me.

In this respect, I find it quite fitting that the naming references classical music. Is it Beethoven's 6th Symphony? Probably not. If anything, only the less cheerful movements. Perhaps more Mozart or Schubert than Beethoven. But what do I know, I’m not really well-versed in that.

If the fragrance had more cheerfulness before and after the rather gloomy main part, it would indeed be comparable to a symphony and somehow genius. As it stands, Harmonie Pastorale gets a thumbs up from me but no purchase.

Updated on 08/03/2021