Trefle Pur

After Orange Sanguine and Cédrat Enivrant this is the first scent from Atelier Cologne that's not entirely citrus-focused that I've tried, and I have to say I like this one as well. It's a bit too complex to fall in love head over heel with, as I have with the first two, which are much brighter, but after a couple of wearings I am intrigued by Trèfle Pur; I feel like I'm just beginning to get to know the scent. I agree with princess_butter below me: this fragrance does call the outdoors to mind, and it fits perfectly with the current season of early fall. The opening blast does have a lot of bitter orange, but the citrus plays a supporting role to the bracing vibe of the green, herbal notes even there. I love this phase! Then after just a little while the citrus disappears almost entirely, and the fragrance becomes more and more herbal and mossy, even a little spicy. It's a bit masculine by then, but not too much for me. Wearing this I feel like I'm someone else; someone rich and classy in an unglamourous way, enjoying some time in my country house in the fall, just about to go out for a morning walk through misty fields and woods. I guess I fell for the marketing, because I don't think I would have come up with that image myself if there wasn't a postcard very much along those lines included with my sample (you can see it if you look up Trèfle Pur on the Atelier Cologne website). But the scent does fit that picture very well. My only complaint is the usual one concerning longevity. After a couple of hours there's only a trace of the scent left. I still want at least a decant of this, though; I like imagining myself in that country house!

Yet another, what I like to call, weaponized citrus scents. Put this in the same vein as Xerjoff Nio, Tom Ford Neroli Portofino, and Le Labo Bergamote 22. Being the least expensive and most accessible in this category is great. Being superior to all the other brands by far imo, makes this fragrance even better. As stated this one is a citrus lovers dream. It opens up with an eye burning bright bitter orange/lime/bergamot blast that should remind anyone of a citrus zester going on a massacre. Absolutely incredible, forward, summery, green, bright. As with all of these weaponized citrus scents that opening cannot last. Though in my experience it hangs around stronger and longer. In the heart you get a milder bitter orange without the other citrus notes. The greens start balancing more favorably to the citrus. Base is where all of these citrus bombshells fall flat. I wish I could say Trefle Pur was an exception. It is not. It doesn't completely disappear like Nio does on my skin however it might as well as the base is a sort of mildly musky stale orange peel. Not as off putting as perhaps that description sounds, but not far off. My solution, spray less more often. It's tempting with a frag like this to spray 4-5 times and pray it lasts but spraying twice on initial spray then once every 3 hours or so yields the best result and you will use the same amount. Not the most original fragrance but best in this category and when I smelled it for the first time I knew I had to have it. 8/10

I think that Eau de Cologne isn't supposed to last longer than a couple of hours... It is also aimed to reapply as often as you want and with generous hand - that's the idea. So you simply cannot compare an Eau de Cologne to an Eau de Parfum in terms of parameteres like longevity. Also, it is not supposed to render a superoriginal innovative and complex bouquet - EdC is basically about citrus and freshness, although Atelier Cologne itself managed to work some interesting variations. As an EdC Trefle does its job perfectly. It revigorates you right of the bat with a generous dose of supercrispy citrus notes, it also offers some serenity with its leafy notes, recreating the sitting on a lake shore in the woods feeling. It keeps you fresh, elegant and delicatly smelling for several hours - that's what colognes serve for. Eau de parfum is made to impress on an occasion. Two different stories. People nowadays seem to ignore the perfume decorum that said no perfume before noon. I love Trefle, especially while I'm working it keeps me focused and gives me energy like no other.

very nice, uplifting and airy.. spring time in a bottle ...i like this one alot.. just pleasant, i see it as something I would wear when I was in a great mood or wanted to be. I would wear Trefle Pur especially if i was down in the dumps. Atelier makes some great smelling fragrances. Trefle Pure and Grand Neroli are my two favs right now and i do orange sanguine.This would smell wonderful on a woman as well. Longevity may not be a strong suit but citrus based fragrances on me seldom are so not a major knock in my opinion, I expected it. Atelier is becoming one of my favorite perfume houses' Look forward to the rose fragrance they have, ordered a sample so awaiting on that....some great noses here at Atelier, they know what they are doing. I have gotten a lot of great feedback on Trefle Pur, even from those that do not normally comment on fragrances I try out. . I think for when you just want to smell pleasant to those around you, easily wearable for men. certainly not one to assume is one way or another, just use it, you will not disappoint.

I got a sample with my Orange Sanguine. I didn't expect to like it as much as I do, can't stop breathing it in! It doesn't smell like Eau d'Orange Verte on me. It's much fresher. I find it equal parts citrus to green, making it the only "juicy" green scent I have experienced. This is a good thing as citrus is currently my favorite genre. I'd like to compare it to Chanel Exclusifs Eau De Cologne, as that is a love but beyond my price bracket, whereas Atelier has more approachable pricing. I do struggle a little with Atelier's pricing compared to Guerlain's AA line, and they do aromatic freshies so well - so it's possible to obtain the 'feeling' for less. I wish I didn't like Trefle Pur so much! Unfortunately TP has less longevity on me than my other citrus Ateliers. Gone in 2 hours rather than 6+ of the others. I won't be able to justify a full bottle.

Trefle Pur reminds me of the happiest moments in my life. It's just super delightful.Makes me wanna lie down on a grassland. Atelier has tons of citrusy scents in its collection, but Trefle Pur is a distinctive one.It starts with a pleasantly refreshing bitter orange note, and quickly turns into a mixture of clover+bitter orange, it is grassy...bright...and crystalline, but not sharp at all.As usual, I tested it on both my skin and my clothes, I must admit that it has better performance on my clothes.On my skin it has a strange sour smell(might be the violet leaf?), the smell was lemony but not so harmonious. Nonetheless, it's impeccable.Everybody knows that citrus cannot last long, especially when it's cologne absolue.Hence I believe that we shouldn't complain about this...The fragrance is so simple and innocent.<3 <3 <3 -

Nice fresh citrus-y green cologne. The opening has a mossy herbal bitter orange combo like Hermes' Eau d'Orange Vert, and I can definitely see the resemblance to it which is also a cologne I love. I do find the drydown is a little more herbal and spicy than the more mossy woodsy EOV, but I do still get some mossy woods here too. I wish there could be a bit more oakmoss (common problem for me who discovered my great love for this note and then really got into perfume right after it was largely regulated out), which might help the lasting power a bit, although I actually get good longevity out of this. It does last at least as long as EOV, probably more like the concentree or slightly better, so that's a plus. It is a pretty unisex scent like most Aetlier and Hermes colognes. I'd wear this a lot in the warmer months.

Today’s SOTD for St. Patrick’s holiday, naturally! Gosh I adore this. Spring meadow, 75 degrees with just a light breeze, crystal blue skies and a few wispy cirrus clouds. It’s fresh, but not in that just-out-of-the-shower way that bores me to tears. Transparent and personal because it wears quite close to the skin. Lasts about 3 hours on my skin, maybe 6 on my clothes. It’s vibrant, kelly green, almost glowing. The only thing I’d change is its persistence. The bitterness persists throughout, explaining why some don’t care for the dry down. Construction gives us a true green chypre and lovers of that profile should be very happy to add this to their collection. It’s a deep love for me.

Very nice linear citrus/neroli/green fragrance, with a bit of musk in the base. Performance is below average (as expected with citrus fragrances), but a double application will get you moderate projection for a couple of hours and 4-5 hours of total longevity. Unisex, leaning a (tiny) bit masculine. Is it groundbreaking/unique? Definitley not. But it's probably one of the best citrus/neroli fragrance I bumped into, and the supoort of basil gives it an original twist. I already have several fragrances that do the same job, but given the current ebay pricing, I really think that it could be the greatest choice (in a decent pricing range). Good job AC! Warmer days, 20+

When I was young, my mom used to have this big cleaning day in spring and one of the things she'd do was to boil white clothes/towels with tad bit of clorox. The kitchen area would smell steamy clean, with fresh spring breeze and bright transparent sunlight coming from the open windows. I adored everything about that scene and this perfume is reminiscent of it. Gives me so much comfort. Definitely moist and warm. P.S. Also, fresh steam towel you get on the high-quality airline flights. But in a more perfume appropriate way. I love how that towels smell and feel (I guess I love steamy clean smell lol) so this is a love for me.

wake me up, orange! Such a delight. Wonderful, juicy and fresh orange. I can't help, Trefle Pur brings memories of summer and vacations. This is sunshine in a bottle, sorry the cliché. Surprisingly the orange note stays strong for longer than I would have expected. Then some green notes join the composition, probably the violet leaf and for sure the clover. It feels clean all the way. PS:I said many times that I was not going to waste my money on colognes, and yet Atelier Cologne offer some incredible and hard to resist fragrances. I own Bois Blonds, I have Orange Sanguine in sight and Trefle Pur is next!

I loved this when I first sprayed it on, and am still loving it 4 hours later. It opens with a big blast of orange and green notes, then goes a bit spicy and grassy (clover?) and has a beautiful mossy drydown with just the right amount of patchouli. It gives me an image of coming out of an orange grove and finding yourself in a meadow with woods just beyond it. Eau d'Orange Vert has always been my favorite for this type of fragrance, but this is a serious contender! Longevity and sillage are both on the low side - about 4 hours on me, but that's the ONLY thing I don't like about this one.

Trefle pur reminds me of a fresh spring or summer sunny and happy day. First I can smell bergamot that makes me feel vigorous. Then a soft note of cardamon comes to my noise which for me is a traditional signature of persian sweets. Then it takes me to the vast green high mountain fields with fresh air. At the end I see myself seating under a citrus tree smelling the wet grass and earth around me. For me it is a vital and earthy fragrance that stays fresh with me all day long in a modest and unassuming way.

I really love this one in the spring and summer. It's bright and bitter at first, but settles into a lovely woody green drydown. The comparisons to Eau d'Orange Vert are certainly apt - but this one gets the nod because it is both sunnier and more complex. On the down side, projection and longevity are both below average. You almost have to bathe in this stuff to get noticed. That said, the 200 ml bottles will allow for that. I've had my bottle for almost 2 years and it's still half full...

Nice! Trefle Pur is the most complex scent of all the Ateliers that I've tried. What a nice balance of sweet and spicy. I like the combination of notes much the same way that I do in Bond's Lexington Ave., although here in TP, it's sweet and spicy without being gourmand, and slightly herbal which LA is not. I think I could inhale this all day long. I do believe Trefle Pur has knocked my 1st place Atelier favorite - Orange Sangine into 2nd place.

A beautiful, bright and breezy bitter orange scent laced with moss and grass. I originally bought the perfume for myself and almost choked out a friend in a meeting room after 4 sprays. The clover and moss base turns a bit too masculine for me to wear. Since then I've gifted it to my boyfriend and he wears it so much better. It's a well-groomed clean scent with just a bit more underneath. I can smell him all day long ;) Fits all seasons!

Summer, summer, summer, this is what Trefle Pur reminds me of. It is the main reason why I love the Atelier line so much. I love citrus based colognes and this one did not disappoint me. The bitter orange mixes in with the spiciness and it is true bliss. Perfect for spring and summer days. It makes me feel very happy.

This scent is a beautiful green uplifting fragrance. Very well blended, safe, versatile perfect for spring and summer. Longevity is average but sillage is very good since I received a lot of compliment from my entourage when I was wearing it. Just spray it on clothes if you want it too last more than 4 hours.

I absolutely love Trefle Pur, a juicy green eau de cologne with no sweetness, but plenty of uniqueness. The longevity of this "cologne absolu" is decent (about the same as a strong EdT), but I think this formula would benefit with more oakmoss – sadly probably not possible due to EU restrictions.

Refreshing citrus meadow. Unfortunately not very long-lasting. I got a compliment on this randomly from a blonde woman on the street about 20 minutes after I put it on.

This is one of the most beautiful Bitter Orange base fragrance i have ever smelled. It's a fantastic one of my most complimented fragrances when I wear it.

Fresh, magical fragrance. The new Absolue edition is stronger and pleasantly intense. Atelier Cologne scents are wonderful for summer.

I am wearing this today because I fancied a little taste of spring, a reminder of all her joyful green and golden splendours during these cold dark days of winter. This fragrance carries so much spirit and joy; it is like photosynthesis in action, the transmutation of sunlight into life. I can imagine that I am dissecting the petiole of a bitter orange (the stalk that attaches the leaf to the stem) and inhaling the nutrient-rich sap. Like others have mentioned, I too can detect similarities to Hermes’ Eau d’Orange Verte in the opening but I prefer Trefle Pur for smelling more natural. As the scent (almost immediately) begins to dry down, I get a tiny reminder of the strong natural green note that is in Premier Figuier by l’Artisan Parfumeur. A previous reviewer mentioned that they were reminded of Annick Goutal's Ninfeo Mio, and I get a tiny bit of that too. I'm also reminded of the dry down of Acqua di Parma’s Bergamotto di Calabria when the citrus begins to wane. It is quite magical actually how Trefle Pur has captured some of my favourite aspects of some of my favourite frags. My only ’complaint’ is that Trefle Pur is incredibly light and airy with low silage and longevity. I own many frags of this same ephemeral nature; I will always choose quality over quantity. Trefle Pur is one of the most fleeting frags I own though so I am glad that I own 200mls. It will be easy to use up the entire bottle without even trying. It is a fragrance to enjoy by inhaling slowly and deeply with the nose close to the skin. If the mind is quiet enough when doing so, it might just witness the miracle of life, if even for a moment.

Probably the first reasonably "green" citrus of the Atelier Cologne line that I've tried so far, Trefle Pur, or "Pure Clover." Orange is responsible for the burst of the citrus, though I get a more generic citrus scent, more bergamot-esque. The green effect is yielded by the clover and basil mainly, with cardamom and violet providing some spicy and floral accents. Musk and patchouli provide a fairly grounded bases, and the top and especially heart never really disappear from the fragrance entirely, even after a couple hours. Likable but not lovable in my opinion, Trefle Pur provides the green angle well, reminding of fresh cut grass, and perhaps even conjuring the green clovers so linked to spring or Ireland. Imagery notwithstanding, it's a pretty fragrance but in its greenness it comes off a bit minty, which is usually not a direction I enjoy. Performance is decent, comparable to most, at average (at best) for projection and longevity for a "cologne absolute" that more resembles an EDT. As with most Ateliers, it's suited for warm weather and is more or less unisex. It's currently available on discount sites, either, so retail is as good as it gets, price-wise. A nice try but a pass for me for now as far as a full bottle goes. 7 out of 10

Ok so Trèfle Pur immediately reminds me of Eau d'Orange Vert by Hermès. That comparison is undeniable, especially in the beginning... Right off the first blast I get a very bitter orange, very green and fresh! I find it very invigorating and pleasant. I don't know the note of clover very well but I can detect violet leaf. It has an effect of being very watery and fresh, like the smell of grass and leaves after the rain. It also reminds me very much of high quality soap, I get a clean, fresh, orange-like soapy vibe. Which is something I happen to enjoy in this fragrance. Overall it doesn't last very long... which is a shame, and I don't detect it after a while. It says on the description that this has 18% concentration of oils, but this has the lasting power of an Eau de Cologne (as advertised), so I just have to keep reapplying constantly. I would probably recommend Hermès Eau d'Orange Vert for a better value alternative to this one, which has the lasting power of an Eau de Toilette. But either way this is still quite good.

This reminds me a bit of Citrine and Aqua Allegoria Herba Fresca. It is a bracing, bitter-green, zesty fresheness with a hint of herbacious-spiciness. Rather than pulp or juice, this is the rind of the bitter orange. I quite like it, and this is the kind of scent that I spritz on a warm washcloth and let the fumes envelop me and wake me up in the morning, and, that I would spray with abandon (repeatedly) on a hot summer day in Cali. As some reviewers below have noted as well, I too have my summer rotation lined up, and if I didn't have a bunch of the Allegorias I would spring for a 30 ml bottle of this on a discounter site. It's not love, but very strong like for "what it is"--and this is the essence of a cologne. I don't think of it as perfume so much as "personal ambient environmental enhancer." Just a quick "refresher"--the "Hefeweizen beer" of scents for summer (in fact this would go nicely with that).

Gorgeous, slightly bitter and zesty citrus layers with delicate, fresh greens in the opening. Violet leaf, piquant basil and clover take hold as the citrus fades and mingle with a touch of moss, musk and patchouli in the base. Very green, slightly spicy and incredibly fresh, the violet leaf and clover are quite vivid and well done. Basil adds depth and intrigue with its characteristic sharp, herbal note. When wearing this people make think you rolled around in a leafy garden before the spring bloom though, it hardly cries out for attention. Beautiful, reticent and short lived, remember to bring an atomizer with you and reapply every few hours for best results. Highly recommended for lovers of all things green and leafy. If you enjoy Eau De Cartier then try this, it's a richer, deeper and more complex take on it without the sour yuzu note.

Grassy Cologne (Jerome Epinette, 2010) Scentrack: Khruangbin – Friday Morning Trefle Pur is not a groundbreaking. It firmly stays within given genre boundaries, but with several nicely executed touches. Master Epinette created a very nice, polite and grassy cologne. Trefle Pur, as properly suggested, is clean and fresh. The opening is consists of strong and crispy neroli note accompanied by a hefty dose of bitter orange, very reminiscent of Hermes classic - Eau d’Orange Verte. In the opening there are also faint fresh basil and green grass notes. Very natural. In the heart one could sense an almost watery and gentle violet leaf note. Like some calm lake accord, similar to Creed Green Irish Tweed. In the drydown soft woodsy notes dominate – cedar or some similar unidentified woods with a touch of musk. Rating: 7/10

This fragrance led me to perfumery's world. Beforehand I adored some fragrances and owned few bottles but was completely unaware of notes, accords, etc. Months ago I felt buying new bottle & told myself since I'm fonder of néroli, I thought there must've been a perfume formulated with this flower. I was looking for fresh néroli fragrance. The shop I visited suggested trefle pur. I found the scent very pleasing although it wasn't dominated by néroli. 200ml was a little pricey for me(that time I hadn't found the 100ml yet) so I started looking for alternatives when I discovered fragrance's world. Since then I've gotten more knowledgeable. In the end I found & bought 100ml bottle and love the scent like the first day I came across trefle pur. I only wish it had better projection and longevity.

Reminds me of Hermes Jardin series fragrances by Jean-Claude Ellena. Fresh, uplifting, transparent, green, citrus gardens. Beautiful and natural opening. Easy to wear. Possibly a love? Do I need this if I have Hermes Jardin series? I'll have to compare side by side with the Hermes, but great stuff regardless. Scent: 7.5 / Sillage: 7 / Longevity: 7 EDIT: After further wearing, it's less appealing, especially the drydown. It loses the fresh, uplifting vibe and goes into a slightly funky green note. I still like it, but definitely not a love for now. Scent: 6.5 / Sillage: 7 / Longevity: 7

Atelier Cologne Trèfle Pur is a harmonious blend of sweet grassy notes and bitter orange, with an undertone of moss, basil and patchouli. It slightly reminds me of Annick Goutal Ninfeo Mio after the citrus blast. The scent doesn't evolve too much. There is just a smooth transition from bright and fresh to a more dry, peppery resin-like texture. The sillage is relatively soft and the longevity is around 6 hours. I'd recommend it as a very enjoyable fragrance for warmer weathers with a certain character.

At first sniff, Trefle Pur is identical to JF by Floris, but after a short while the scents diverge and while JF is linear and fades quickly, with poor longevity but keeping the high top notes, Trefle Pur's bitter orange deepens and it dries down to a very pleasant, mossy base for 2-3 hours. Both Trefle Pur and JF remind me of autumn. Both need a decent spray. Trefle Pur is a beautiful cologne, superb quality, but I first wore JF 20 years ago, so that is my first love....

Trefle Pur Atelier Cologne Very pleasant & lovely opening.. Tangy zingy fresh green citrusy basil.. Summer & Spring appropriate.. The top notes is one of the best fresh green unisex fragrance.. At that point i was thinking i need a bigger ounce.. UNTIL.. The cardamom kicks in and makes it leaning to masculine.. And i need to balance it with Issey Pure EDT to make it unisex again.. & saving my money.. LOL.. Still like it tho.. But my perfect "green" has to be unisex..

Nice modern take on a classic cologne. I love the bitter orange opening, which lasts quite a while, and then morphs into a very grassy scent. About 2 h later, it changes again to a musk-patch phase, which is a bit masculine to my nose, but stays very crisp nonetheless. Very summery and fresh, I totally see myself wearing this with leather roman sandals, shorts, a straw floppy hat and a white linen shirt while slurping a granita during my vacations in Sicily. 7/10

A slight and I mean very slight thumbs up. The juice smells very nice and clean. Perfect for spring and summer for sure. Smells similar to a very watered down Grand Neroli by the same house to my nose. My main issue... the lack of longevity and sillage. My other Atelier scents (Tobacco Nuit and Ambre Nue) have substantially better longevity and sillage. A nice juice for layering. Enjoy!

The Trefule Pur is a very crisp citrus scent without the support of any other creamy base notes. On my skin the openning is a typical citrus blast and kinda harsh. The smell is rather single-dimensional and does not last long. To sum up, this belongs to the stereotype of summer-y colognes that are uplifting and happy in the simplest way.

Smells like a typical eau de cologne that has been modernized and it has all the right ingredients; it's fresh, green, slightly bitter and slightly flowery. It does what is supposed to do, it's refreshing and uplifting, but nothing memorable. The behavior on the skin is of an EDC as well. 6.5/10

Many fragrances claim to replicate the smell of breathing in the crisp, cool air while being out in the woods. Yet, this is one of the few that realistically replicates this.

a citrus and green perfume, reminds me of chanel eau de cologne, but with a stronger silage and longer lasting.

Fiori di campo by John William Waterhouse 1902 /////////

First blast of fresh cool herbaceous, basil and citrus. Very pleasant and refreshing but smells like so many other from the Atelier line. I guess there's only so much that can be done within the citrus family. After a while a faintly bitter musk starts to present, making the scent more invigorating. Unisex but leans a tad male and good for all weather but not deep enough for nights methinks. 6+ hours later: citrus is still there, faintly

Opens with a bitter, sharp citrus note, followed by a distinctive clover accord that adds some character. That said, it doesn’t fully win me over. As it dries down, the clover softens and fades, leaving a pleasant overall scent but not one I’d consider a must-have.

"Trefle Pur" was a complete disappointment. It started grand with loads of sugary bitter lemon promising much, but very soon it changed to clover making this very aquatic and barely noticeable. It does get better at the dry down where I can feel moss and basil, it gets spicy and interesting, but unfortunately it was gone from my skin in less than 3 hours, so I didn't get much to enjoy.

On skin: This does smell like citrus and greenery. The citrus is bright and fresh; the greenery is sunny and pleasant. It almost smells like a golf course: sunny, green, open, well-maintained. I personally prefer Orange Sanguine, but this is a respectable perfume in its own right. Edit: There's something that smells chemical to me and it bothered my nose. I had to wash off the scent.

J'ai été très excité pour cette parfumé parce que j'ai eu entendu comme bon choses a propos cette nouveau entreprise mais quand je suis portais la, tous j'ai pourrait sens été "Pine Sol" l'orange. J'ai été tres soulagé à decouvre que cette parfume rester proche de la peau. Mon petite ami cependant dit cette tres masculine et unique et elle admire le fort frangrance citrus.

Starts cold, bitter citrus, in a pleasant way. The basil and violet leaf come out with a bit of wear. Overall it seems to be a very herbal citrus, and I get the impression of lemon balm. Very refreshing and summery, if conventional. However, the oakmoss is out of control on my skin after 2 hours, and it becomes too bitter for my taste. Sadly not something I can wear.

Typical Atelier. Some citrus,florals and a touch of spice. All of them have the same feel just about except for Gold Leather. They are good warm weather scents with average or in most cases below average performance.

I'm always game to try scents with oakmoss especially if there are green notes at top, however, this one left me utterly cold. The only things I smelled were cut hay and candy--not a combo I'd like to revisit.

I got a sample of this. No! Just, no! Basil-heavy with citrus base notes. Overwhelmingly masculine. It smells like a drugstore men's cologne.

A well-decorated and "honest" iteration of Dior Cologne Royale. The opening of Trefle Pur is in the same vein as Cologne Royale or, to some extent, Hermes Eau d'Orange Verte etc, a dominating grassy take on those two. Soon, it turns into somewhat a woody interpretation of Cologne Royale or a grassy but with less quality version of Zegna Sicilian Mandarin -- but it would not be an issue if I sprayed on clothes instead of skin. Still, I'd say it's so above the average among lavish offerings of this very young brand. And Trefle Pur is truly delightful and way beyond my expectation from an Atelier Cologne. It's crisp, citrusy, green, and radiant throughout its decent longevity. More importantly, there is finally no Orange Sanguine / Cedrat Enivrant / Bergamote Soleil / Eau de Rochas / Burberry Weekend for Men-ish cliché drydown anymore. If it was sold on its RRP, I wouldn't say Trefle Pur worths it. Fortunately, bargains of Atelier scatter everywhere, you can easily get a 200ml bottle for less than 120 dollars online but, for the same price, not a chance to a 125ml bottle of Cologne Royale or Sicilian Mandarin. Since not everyone over-criticizes a casual summer juice to be all roses, it makes Trefle Pur at least a practical freshie to close the bill. Rating: 6.5/10