Poivre Piquant EDT - L'Artisan Parfumeur - review

May 12, 2010 - PRLog -- POIVRE PIQUANT EDT by L'ARTISAN PARFUMEUR

Launch: 2002
Perfumer: Bertrand Duchaufour.
Inspiration: Kama Sutra, Route of Spices, Indian wedding tradition.
Description:"Inspired by an Indian wedding tradition of mingling sugar and pepper, one to make life sweet, the other to make it burning with passion. Poivre Piquant conceals the hotness of white pepper behind the veil of milk. The magic white love potion for a lifetime of tenderness and passion."
Olfactive notes (brand): white pepper, licorice, milk, honey.
Olfactive notes (other sites/blogs): white pepper, pink peppercorns, licorice, milk, sugar.
Olfactive notes by + Q Perfume blog: white pepper, pink peppercorns*, rose, freesia, licorice, honey, milk, sugar, opoponax.
* Brazilian source
Family: Oriental-spicy.
Gender: Both men and women - Yes, but it is more feminine than masculine.
Sillage: Discret.
Longevity: It last 3-4 hours tops.
Technical improvement/innovation: Not found.
Price x Benefit: It is a bit expensive for such a short pleasure.
Where to find: L'Artisan Parfumeur, Olfattorio (Roma), Luckyscent, Aedes de Venustas, Neiman Marcus, Aus Liebe Zum Duft.

Poivre Piquant belongs to a collection of 3 fragrances called Les Epices de la Passion (the spices of passion), debuted in 2002, with two other perfumes: Safran Troublant and Piment Brulant. Now sold individually, the fragrance is presented in two sizes - 100ml and 50ml...

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