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La Foncedalle Versȧtıle 2024

7.9 / 10 15 Ratings

A popular perfume by Versȧtıle for women and men, released in 2024. The scent is spicy-gourmand. The longevity is above-average. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Spicy

Gourmand

Smoky

Fougère

Oriental

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Ambrocenide®

Anisaldehyde

Argentinian lime

Bacon dithiazine

Balkans laurel Citral

Citral

Dihydromyrcenol Eugenol

Eugenol

Gamma octalactone

Indian pink pepper CO2

Indonesian nutmeg

Italian bergamot

Italian cannabis

Linalyl acetate

Moroccan red thyme

Prenyl mercaptan

Rhubafuran®

Styryl acetate

Sulfurol

Heart Notes

2-Acetyl pyrazine

Ambroxan

Anethol

Balkans clary sage

Beta ionone

Bulgarian ginger

Filbertone

French carrot seed

Furaneol

Guatemala cardamom Hedione

Hedione Irotyl

Isobutyl phenylacetate

Isoeugenol

Isopropoxyethyl salicylate

Methyl iso eugenol Nerol

Nerol

Base Notes

Bacdanol®

Cedramber

Ebanol®

Ethyl maltol

Ethyl vanillin

French sesame CO2

Haitian vetiver

Heliotropin

Indonesian patchouli

Methyl laitone

Musk T®

Nagarmotha

Paraguayan gaiac wood

Polysantol

Sandalore

Siam benzoin

Suederal®

Thai cade juniper

Thai oud

Timbersilk™

Undecavertol

Vertofix®

Vetiveryl acetate

Perfumers

Amélie Bourgeois, Margaux Le Paih-Guérin, Flair

Ratings

Scent

7.915 Ratings

Longevity

8.013 Ratings

Sillage

6.612 Ratings

Bottle

7.314 Ratings

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3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

09/11/2025

7Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

AlexD76
134 Reviews

AlexD76

1

The munchies in parfum version

La Fonce Dalle is naughty and fun, gourmand but with savory and herbal aspects. The thought of chicken, weed, beer may deter some people but the composition was very wearable: the interplay of notes creates something more interesting than repulsive, especially once settled on the skin.
The scent is a conversation starter and a statement piece that pushes the boundaries of fragrance. These notes are completely outside of the traditional fragrance approach and may not appeal to everyone, but for someone searching for a unique and artistic fragrance experience, La Fonce Dalle is an interesting one with memoriable characteristics.

12/21/2025

10Scent 8Longevity

DefaultUser
20 Reviews

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DefaultUser

2

Hanfnüsschen-Butter-Green Tea (?)

For me:

At first, I thought it was a tea scent, so light and green. At the same time, it feels cozy and pleasant.

After reading the fragrance notes marketing, it was clear what I was smelling: cannabis in warm butter, including shelled hemp seeds.

After a "stoned night" filled with beer and munchies, it definitely doesn’t smell like that to me; rather, it feels like it would rescue you, with calmness and a deceptive elegance of lightness. Almost clarity.

I don’t know how one comes to think of roast chicken. That was probably mentioned just to spark curiosity.

Later, nothing remains (at least on paper - on the skin longer) of the (nice) butter; the hemp scent stays, but not as if you had consumed something yourself, rather as if you generally liked it (thankfully).

The scent doesn’t project far anyway. For me, it’s something for home, on a Saturday, a day for relaxation and "clarity," without obligations - but not for "hanging out" - where everything can just happen "on the side." The scent supports that and blends in without demanding anything from you - or adding anything. That’s why I like it.

For "being around people," the "weed" association would be too risky for me, even if it’s not standalone or obvious. (The "hemp seeds" are almost more dominant.)

I don’t smell sage butter (as one might think); that would be too blunt or too "gourmand."

A tiniest hint of bitterness from beer (pilsner with a bit more hops?) can be talked into it (if you’re looking for it).

When you see the list of fragrance note ingredients, you realize that someone really put in effort for the result, which I found quite straightforward and uncomplicated to describe.

I had the fragrance oil as a sample in a souk purchase. Otherwise, I wouldn’t have come across it - but it matches! :-)

Updated on 12/21/2025

05/08/2025

Intersport
117 Reviews

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Intersport

Top Review 28

Roast Chicken (vegan) with Joint & Beer

The young Parisian company Versatile (officially: Versȧtıle) quickly won me over, as it has been trying to carve out its own path from the very beginning: releases as roll-on Extrait de Parfum in 15ml bottles, precise percentage indications for concentration, accessible pricing, vegan, etc. Additionally, there seems to be transparency regarding the fragrance materials used, which makes the endless pyramids of tinctures from some artisanal labels appear like short texts - La Foncedalle is a good example of the extent of this. Aside from these formalities, I have often been convinced by the releases, all of which come from the pool of perfumers at Flair. A common thread that has run through almost all Extraits so far is an expanded presentation of gourmand notes, moving away from sweet/dessert scents towards a range of 'everyday' flavors.

Aside from the occasional cacao or chocolate note, which can be wonderful, almost everything traditionally sweet-gourmand is a horror for me. Of course: even though gourmand is often equated with sweet/desserts/etc. (doughy notes, which have been gaining traction for some time, with two interesting predecessors being exceptions), the first fragrances that could also be called gourmands might be those focused on spices. A bouquet garni is essentially (aromatic) gourmand: see, for example, some early Diptyque fragrances from the 70s.

My Versatile highlights (with this food focus) so far are Rital Date (2022), a lemon/basil pesto that allows for references like Goutal's Eau de Sud (1997), as well as newer lemon/dough gourmands like Un Jardin à Cythère (2023), but smells wonderfully unique and different. And, God Bless Cola (2023) - allegedly the first perfume with a specifically produced 'Popcorn Absolute' that captures the pop cultural vibe of popcorn & cola, while remaining fragrant enough, specifically reminding me of the fantastic and unfortunately long-discontinued Series 6: Synthetic - Skai (2004).

In general: butter, fat, olive oil - basically anything that adds flavor or intensifies it - appears repeatedly in Versatile and is also easily identifiable as a scent. Butter also plays a crucial role in La Foncedalle, whose main character I perceive as sage leaves sautéed in butter, rosemary with a few crumbs of weed. The latter are just subtle enough not to land directly in the gimmick corner. A slightly bitter beer note also comes through, but the roast chicken, well... many of the fragrance materials used are labeled with roasted aroma, but that doesn't necessarily make for a good grilled chicken, though it is not explicitly a roast chicken scent...

What starts as an abstract/realistic kitchen scene with butter as a flavor and effect enhancer transforms - after a brief roasted sesame phase - increasingly into a rather disappointingly abstract/generic Mediterranean (dry) herb landscape, which reminds me quite a bit of Sperone (2023), in which Amélie Bourgeois was also involved, and thus also - albeit less distinctly - of the base of Bourgeois' Kythnos (2019). From this point on, La Foncedalle becomes too vague for me, and does not connect to the refinement of Rital Date, God Bless Cola, or Sea, Sud & Sun (2023). I wish the brand the ability to continue deepening its unique concept. However, the three latest releases - now in Eau de Parfum concentration - already use classic illustrative note pyramids. On va voir…

Updated on 05/08/2025