Pasha de Cartier Parfum

Pasha de Cartier Parfum opens with a strong projection of very sweet, ambery, musky, and boozy notes. The opening is bold, mature, elegant, unique, and dense. The liquor, benzoin, and ambrocenide are the opening prominent notes. The liquor is a noticeable alcoholic note, boozy, but without a particular facet. The benzoin adds a warm, resinous, dense, sweet, with a vanilla-like note that makes the fragrance feel delicious. The ambrocenide is a particular note, it gives the fragrance a unique character, this comes across as resinous, sharp, dry, woody, ambery, slightly animalic, with a musky oudy touch, at least initially. The opening is short-live, the rest of the notes come up very quickly. The sandalwood and tonka develop adding a creamy, milky, sweet, nutty, caramel, rich, and very warm note, they also make the fragrance feel dry but not powdery. The balsam fir and patchouli add a woody green resinous touch. The last note is the labdanum, which supports and blends with the ambrocenide. The labdanum is distinguishable, ambery, slightly musky animalic, sweet, fruity, with a faint leathery accord. The fragrance has a few and noticeable opening to dry down changes, the opening is brief, and during this moment, the fragrance is intense, the notes have very sharp edges, the benzoin has a noticeable honey-like touch, and the musk animalic nuance of the ambrocenide reaches its peak. Towards the dry down, these sharp edges smooth out under the effects of the sandalwood and tonka, the fragrance becomes dry; the balsam fir and patchouli become noticeable with some green grassy and forest touches, and the labdanum surfaces with its ambery, sweet, leathery, and fruity notes. Finally, the initial musky animalic touch takes a step back becoming a projecting note instead of a featured one. Once Pasha De Cartier Parfum has reached its full dry down, it can be summarized as a strong projection, very sweet, resinous, sandalwood, benzoin, tonka, boozy, liquor, musky, ambrocenide, and labdanum fragrance with green and spicy accords. The fragrance feels ambery, slightly animalic, bold, boozy, casual, comforting, delectable, dense, dry, exotic, fruity, high-quality, intense, inviting, long-lasting, masculine, modern, nicely-blended, resinous, rare, rich, seductive, sweet, syrupy, warm, and very pleasant. BATCH REVIEWED: 2020 (#9GBB). WOW RATING: 9/10. A deliciously sweet, boozy, and resinous fragrance. DISLIKE RATING: 2/10. The liquor and a slight musky animalic accords are noticeable. UNIQUENESS: 10/10. The ambrocenide and liquor give this fragrance a unique character. MASS APPEAL: 7/10. The delectable sweetness of the fragrance will catch many followers. PROJECTION: 5/10. Good, about 5 feet around the wearer. SILLAGE: 6/10. Very good, about 6 feet behind the wearer. APPLICATION: 4 atomizations. LONGEVITY: 7/10. Excellent, about 6 hours, it projects well for over 4 hours. SEASONS: Winter, fall, colder days, nighttime, and climate-controlled environments. OCCASIONS: Formal events, outdoor gatherings, casual, holidays, vacations, romantic, dating, clubbing. VERSATILITY: 6/10. A great fragrance for casual nightwear. GENDER: Masculine. The liquor leans the fragrance to the masculine side. AGES: 30 and above. RECOMMENDATION: Pasha de Cartier Parfum can be found for about $70. It is a unique, sweet, resinous, and boozy fragrance with excellent performance. This is a great buy. BLIND-BUY: No, sample it first. The scent of ambrocenide is a peculiar tone. SIMILAR: These are examples of fragrances in the same genre. • Animale “Animale” EDT Men is a very good, very sweet, fruity, floral, green, tobacco fragrance. • Giorgio Armani Code Profumo EDP is a very good, intense, sweet, tonka, leather, spicy cardamom, and nutmeg fragrance. • Killian Single Malt EDP is a great, sweet, vanilla, fruity plum, boozy whiskey-like, and resinous fragrance • Nasomatto Baraonda is a fantastic, intense, slightly sweet, boozy, whiskey, and woody fragrance • Carolina Herrera 212 VIP EDT is a very good, mild, boozy, vodka, ginger, fruity, leather, and woody fragrance. • Thierry Mugler Angel Men Pure Malt EDT is bold, boozy, fruity, and woody, a great one. • Mercedes-Benz Club Black EDT Men is superb, sweet vanilla, benzoin, smoky incense, and woody fragrance • Emporio Armani Stronger With You EDT is a very good, sweet vanilla, nutty chestnut, fruity, cardamom, and woody fragrance. • Guerlain L’Homme Ideal EDP is a very good, sweet, cherry, nutty almond, vanilla, tonka, and leather fragrance. • Guerlain Spiritueuse Double Vanille EDP is a delicious balsamic, vanilla, spicy, woody, and sweet fragrance. • Parfums De Marly Oajan EDP is a great, intense, spicy, cinnamon, sweet, honey, vanilla, tonka bean, and resinous fragrance. • Pasha De Cartier Parfum is a great, intense, very sweet, resinous, sandalwood, benzoin, tonka, boozy, liquor, musky, ambrocenide, and labdanum fragrance. SUMMARY: A strong projection, very sweet, resinous, sandalwood, benzoin, tonka, boozy, liquor, musky, ambrocenide, and labdanum fragrance with green and spicy accords. The fragrance feels ambery, slightly animalic, bold, boozy, casual, comforting, delectable, dense, dry, exotic, fruity, high-quality, intense, inviting, long-lasting, masculine, modern, nicely-blended, resinous, rare, rich, seductive, sweet, syrupy, warm, and very pleasant.

Pasha de Cartier Parfum is one of my favourites and is a fragrance that I will always keep in my fragrance cabinet. It is an oriental fougere that is a very rich amber, balsamic and woody with a beautiful touch of fresh green fir balsam that breaks the heavy rich ambery and boozy sweetness. It opens up with intense deep ambery and slightly smoky notes that are sweetened up with some boozy notes that remind me of some herbal liquor. The fougere, green note comes from the fir balsam (or fir balsam-like raw materials). There is a slightly creamy sandalwood dryness to it that gives it a nice solid base. I can pick-up all the notes in the description although I don’t get very distinct benzoin, tonka and patchouli notes. What I do get is a distinct ambrocenide, fir balsam, labdanum, liquor and sandalwood notes. I find it suitable for all season apart from summer where it could be too intense and heavy. The performance is above average. Longevity is in the 10-13 hours range (on light skin) while the projection is in the more moderete range at about arms length. It is going to project well for 2-3 hours after that time it starts sitting closer to the skin and will become a bit more intimate but still quite strong. The scent itself is very linear and well blended and will stay practically intact for the duration of its life. It is a very sophisticated, rich, deep, luxurious and very gentlemanly fragrance. As such it is best suited to a sophisticated, well dressed, self assured and polite gentleman. On that note I must say that it may not appeal to people under the age of 25 since it isn’t your typical style of easy going fresh blue fragrance that is very popular these days. If you enjoy fougere fragrances this one strikes the perfect balance of old school barbershop fragrances that has been thoughtfully modernised to not smell dated and too austere. All and all I think this is a lovely fragrance in the (oriental) fougere genre that is modern but still classic, dry, deep and ambery with a touch of sweetness and an air of sophistication. Definitely worth the price. P. S.: My wife likes it as well which is always a good sign. Edit: After trying Drakkar Noir I came to conclude that Pasha de Cartier Parfum is a heavier, richer and sweeter interpretation on the fresh piney fougere scent profile. They both have that fir balsam / pine green freshness that is distinctly masculine and sophisticated.

Fragrance Journal Entry #01 Pasha de Cartier Parfum The Sunday Barbershop Pasha de Cartier Parfum holds a special place in my collection because it was one of my very first fragrances and, somewhat boldly, a blind buy. At the time I was searching for what I imagined as my “Sunday fragrance.” Something that felt like a classic barbershop experience. Clean, put together, but relaxed and effortless. The opening is bold. On the first spray you are met with a rich wave of spicy amber and a subtle boozy warmth. I personally love this introduction, though I can easily see how it might feel a bit strong or harsh for some. Fortunately, the fragrance quickly settles into itself. As it dries down, the sharper spices soften and blend into a smoother warmth. The boozy character becomes more rounded and comfortable, and I suspect the tonka bean is what introduces that creamy softness that ties everything together. What emerges is a beautifully modern interpretation of the classic barbershop style. You get the structure of a clean fougère with aromatic spices, a gentle warmth from the amber, and a soft almost powdery quality that gives the fragrance a relaxed elegance without ever feeling dusty or dated. What I find most interesting about Pasha de Cartier Parfum is the image it evokes. When I smell this fragrance I picture someone like a history professor. The kind of person who has lived a full and interesting life and now spends his time sharing stories, ideas, and wisdom with others. It carries a calm confidence and a quiet sophistication. Many people say you should be over thirty to wear this fragrance. I disagree. If you have the confidence and the composure to wear something classic, Pasha works at any age. In the end this is a fragrance about presence rather than youth. It feels timeless, thoughtful, and comfortably refined.

Pasha de Cartier Parfum is the perfect translation of a modern classic with a refined soul. Launched in 2020, this reinterpretation of the iconic original Pasha brings a deeper, warmer and more elegant look at contemporary masculinity. Created by renowned perfumer Mathilde Laurent, the perfume combines intensity and sophistication in an amber fougère aura that embraces luxury with discretion. Performance Long-lasting: Excellent – lasts 8 to 10 hours on the skin, and can last even longer in mild climates. Projection: Moderate to high in the first few hours, becoming more intimate after drying, but still noticeable and enveloping. Sillage (trail): Elegant and notable. Leaves a refined, striking trail without being invasive. Use Occasions Pasha Parfum is a perfume for special moments. Ideal for: Cool, mild evenings Social events, dinners, romantic encounters Formal corporate environments, when used in moderation Nighttime use – especially when you want to make a striking and elegant impression Despite its more sober and warm side, it can also be used during the day by confident men who appreciate rich and full-bodied fragrances. Final Considerations Pasha de Cartier Parfum is a perfume that exudes maturity, elegance and power. It masterfully balances tradition and modernity, being a sure choice for the man who appreciates sophisticated and personality-filled fragrances. At the same time comfortable and imposing, it does not shout: it whispers authority. Final score: 9.2 / 10 An enveloping perfume, with excellent performance and a distinct olfactory signature. An amber fougère with liqueur and woody touches that stands out for its elegance and refinement. Ideal for those looking for a contemporary classic with a striking presence.

Pasha de Cartier. I can't truly drscribe the scent, but I'll try. This beast starts with a blast of sweet booze. It's smoky, smooth and polished. After a while the sandlewood, benzoin and patch kick in. The drydown( another 10 mins) is sweet, boozy and slightly animalic. It's not truly stinky but there's something dirthy and unclean- reminscent of sloght body odour. That's about it. The frag is rather linear- the end result is a combo of balsam fir, liquoer, benzoin, patchouli and sandlewood. Everything else is in the background. It never turns cloyong or overly heavy though. Father linear as it doesn't truly change in time I see this as a cold weather scent- autumn(perfect),winter and early, colder spring days. This gets too heavy in high heat and combined with sweat it turns super stinky and amps up the animalic qualities. This is masculine- heavy, boozy, slightly sweet. A woman in her 40es can probably pull it off. I see it as a date night scent/casual as it has depth, some sweetness and playfulness. I don't think that this is office appropriate. In conclusion- classy, boozy, slightly sweet, but not in a gourmond way. Smooth, properly blended with no sharp edges. Great longevity, sits close to the skin however( doesn't leave a trail and is pretty timid in terms of projection). Rather masculine, cold weather scent, better for dressed up occasions. Date night appropriate, bussiness meetings as well. Can be found for a bargain online. Would repurchase, but only when ot's heavily discounted. This doesn't deserve full prive, simply because of projection issues imo. 7.5/10 a gem among designers

Non-confrontational in the best of ways. I have yet to smell Pasha EDT but I have a rough impression of what it may smell like, given that I'm familiar with Safari and so on. I know that the relationship between Pasha EDT and the EDP is more complicated (or tangential?) than being one of straight concentration, but more than that, though plenty strong enough, this perhaps does not have quite the killer punch that some may expect from it as an EDP. It's not particularly lacking anything either; it's just that anyone expecting this to be a clone of Sex Panther may find its sophistication disappointing. It doesn't smell like Bentley for Men Intense but it does share some characteristics with it (mainly booziness and a kind of brown-sugary sweetness). Well, as solid as BfMI is, I find it a little underwhelming or straightforward (unsophisticated?) or something. That is not the case with this Pasha. It is cosy, inviting and sweet from the benzoin etc.--it reminds me of caramel, gingerbread or something else brown, edible and moreish--but the fir note in particular brings a kind of balance that I like. This is definitely a dressy fragrance for the cooler months but for me it is also more about subtly (though not weakly) conveying a sense of (quiet) confidence than, as is the case with many fragrances more like the Bentley, grabbing the mic at someone else's gig and yelling, "Hey, everybody--look at me! I need you to see how confident I am!" Good stuff.

intense, robust, slightly dark, with a slightly caramelized sweetness, and deep down it has a sensation of lavender that gives it a certain freshness and cleans our the composition a little and that reminds you of the original pasha, it has a certain evolution: initially it is a woody resinous, warm spicy, with a very rich alcoholic-caramel note (it may remind you a little of some fragrances like stronger with you, one million elixir or precious oud by mancera) only that pasha is much deeper, darker and more elegant, After that boozy aspect fades away, it keeps for a couple more hours with that very woody tonka bean sweetness (it can almost remind you of certain OUD accords, only very slight in the background) curiously they mention a note called ambrocenide that If you look for info on the internet, it is a molecule that is used in the base notes of perfumes to increase its intensity, depth, duration and its aroma is woody, sweet resinous that is used for synthetic oud accords..... now In the end you are left with that slightly sweet, resinous, very polished and refined woody sensation. Its fixation on the skin is longer than 10 hours and it has 1 hour and a half of strong intensity (sillage) and afterwards it remains a little close to the skin but always noticeable for at least 5 more hours

Pasha de Cartier Parfum is a masterclass in woody aromatics with a boozy, balsamic richness that exudes elegance and maturity. Right from the start, it’s warm and subtly spiced, led by fir balsam, which gives the fragrance its signature aromatic and slightly syrupy balsamic character. That fir note remains present throughout the wear, wrapped in a creamy base of sandalwood and vanilla that adds depth, smoothness, and just the right amount of sweetness. There’s also a noticeable boozy quality — rich and noticeable — it elevates the entire composition. While I don’t drink, there’s something incredibly comforting and refined about this kind of boozy accord, and I’ve received plenty of compliments when wearing this to work. This is a thick, potent fragrance, best suited for cooler weather. It feels mature, clean-cut, and confident — the scent of someone well-groomed and sharply dressed, walking into a room with quiet authority. Whether it’s a formal occasion, a special night out, or a day when you simply want to stand out, this is a go-to fragrance that leaves a memorable impression. If you're not into boozy or aromatic profiles, this may not be your style — but I highly recommend sampling it. For the price, it's a sophisticated and well-crafted scent that punches far above its weight.

This is excellent. I've never put my nose to the original Pasha, but I've smelled fragrances that are compared to it frequently, such as YSL's Jazz for example. Pasha Parfum is most likely just a warmer, ambery version of the original, it has that same exact warm amber/booze note that two other fragrances in my collection have: Drakkar Intense and Aramis Special Blend, and both of those are basically Drakkar Noir+amber/booze and Aramis+amber/booze, and I think that's becoming something of a trend perhaps in light of the popularity of other sweet fragrances becoming more popular, like Stronger With You. Anyways, this is fantastic. It's dense, right in the opening you get the warm spices, vanilla, and lots of anise. My first couple of test wearings on my arm the anise faded quickly, but today it seems like the anise is really hanging in there and staying prominent which I like because I'm a huge fan of anise. I don't know what it is, but anise makes every fragrance that I've smelled it in seem so much more well rounded. That anise note makes it seem boozy too, anise of course is the note in licorice and it's also a similar note to what you would get in absinthe or wormwood, and that's definitely how it comes off and I'm loving it.

I don't believe you can appreciate this fragrance until you have worn it at least three times. There are lots of things happening, many that are not in the official notes. Opens with a sweet boozy accord, soon adding amber, a healthy dose of cinnamon and sandalwood, balsam in the line of Red for Man, a copa element, and mint. It is a challenging combination of warm, sweet, woody and cool elements, and the first time or two, your nose and brain may identify it as a bit weird, and therefore not to your liking. But as with wine, sometimes the things that don't work for you the first time become your favorite things eventually. So it is with Pasha Parfum. Edit 1: I wore this after a few months' hiatus, 7 sprays, and it was not a good ride. Cloying, sweet, gourmandy, syrupy. Why did I like this? Edit 2: Tried again after more time, using only 2 sprays. As with LADDM, dosage is critical with this one. 2 sprays last forever, and allows your body chemistry to alter this instead of obliterating your body chemistry completely as 7 sprays did. At two sprays, this bottle will last my lifetime, and makes this pretty dang affordable for its quality.

I know it's not a classic fougére scent with its sweet vanillic accords, but this is the best aromatic fougére fragrance I have ever come across. The opening is stunning, the vanilla, balsam fir and benzoin drying down to give way to the creamy sandalwood base is something that grabs you and won't let go. I love wearing this one anytime during the year except for the summer heat, but if you're spending most of your time in places with AC you can even wear it during summertime, just go lighter on the spray count. It's very masculine, perfect for both formal and casual occasions, even for date nights. The performance is good, on my skin it lasts 7-8 hours with a strong projection in the first 2 hours, then the next 3-4 hours keep you in a closer proximity scent bubble. Be careful with overspraying as it can become cloying if applied too heavily. This one punches well above its weight in terms of value for the price, at discounters you can grab a 100 ml bottle for around 90 EUR and it smells much more expensive, it can easily give more expensive designers like Tom Ford and Chanel a run for their money.

Cartier stands out in the best possible way among the modern designers, and it's because of stunning releases like this. A genuine masterpiece and a must-have. You can find bottles of this for under $100 online, and I get mine from a source who sells me them for $50... I've spent more on poor clones and meh generics than I do on this 10/10 diamond of a fragrance. I can't say much that hasn't already been said by many others in this review section - it's a modern classic with heady amber, boozy patchouli and noticeably built on the (also fantastic) fougère pillars of the original EDT. Words cannot do this fragrance justice. If you're a man and you want to smell like one, go get a bottle and thank us reviewers here later. This stuff is heavenly. If it ends up scratching an itch or filling a fragrant void for you, I'd also suggest grabbing Declaration d'Un Soir + L'Envol EDP or EDT for the summer and Declaration Parfum for the hell of it. I've heard great things about Must Parfum too. Cartier is doing fantastic things and is definitely my favorite designer at the moment.

After giving it some time, I can confidently say this is my favorite sandalwood fragrance of all time. I’ve tried a ridiculous number of fragrances, and this stands out as one of the most beautiful woody scents I’ve ever come across. I usually gravitate toward lighter, floral, and powdery compositions. This is the complete opposite, and I still absolutely love it. The liquor accord is stunning and perfectly blended into the charismatic Indian sandalwood. Benzoin adds this rich, dark warmth that’s addictive without being overwhelming. Everything here feels expensive, deep, and thoughtfully crafted. Mathilde Laurent knocked it out of the park. This and Declaration d’Un Soir (same perfumer) are my two favorites from Cartier, and both have a permanent place in my top 50 fragrances of all time. There’s truly nothing else like this; no alternative, no dupe, no close second. The quality and character are unmatched. Scent (on skin): 10/10 Scent (sillage): 10/10 Projection: 7/10 Longevity: 7.5/10 Value: 8/10 Originality: 8.5/10 Mass appeal: 7.5/10 Versatility: 6.5/10

I purchased this as my wedding scent. I loved Cartier jewelry (mainly their watches) so I figured I’d grab a sample. At first, I was a little bit “meh” on it when I did a small spritz on 1 wrist. I did another test and applied it rather liberally and it WOKE UP. I could go on about how it smells, but most of the other reviews here are pretty accurate, so I’m not gonna rehash. Anyways, this stuff lasts FRICKIN FOREVER. I put some on today at ~1:30pm and it lasted until I got home after another persons wedding at around 12:30am. Crazy performance, especially with wearing layers and moving around a lot. Anyway, I got this for my wedding scent because it’s truly unique, but not something I’d call “daring”. It is so clearly its own thing. Classy, masculine without being “I AM WEARING A COLOGNE”, But also sophisticated. I wouldn’t wear this on the regular, but it excels on special occasions when you want to dress up and present confidently. Also, $168 USD for a 100ml (that is refillable! $184 for a 200ml refill) is insane value for such a high quality fragrance.

When I went to the store on my birthday to look for my first signature fragrance to buy. I asked for a masculine fragrance, they recommended some to me, but then I saw this one from "Cartier" and then I knew it, like love on first smell, this is forever my favorite signature fragrance. Real masculine smell and oh it is good. The ones in my life that really know me, also know, that this is my fragrance. Love it, always, forever. Spray this on your skin and clothes and the smell lasts forever. Just wow, I love every part of this. They really did an excellent job on this one, sophisticated and well put together in every way. My dad died from cancer 10 years ago, I will always miss him and love him and when I smelled this fragrance the first time, I just knew that this would also be the fragrance he could wear and love as well. So it's even spiritual for me, it really means that much to me. For me it's my #1 signature fragrance, top notch. This fragrance: Cartier "Pasha de Cartier" is what really woke up the love for fragrances within me.

I was lucky to come across this early on. Purchased it blind within the first 12 months of release. I wore it frequently for 2-3 seasons, from late Autumn thru early Spring, mostly for work, and enjoyed it immensely for it's quality, character, and longevity. Fantastic value when I think of it. I've today returned to it after c. 2 years and very pleased to see that I still enjoy it, after sampling so many other frags since and some 8-1/2 hours after applying. The opening struck me as 'spicy and boozy melted butter', moving eventually through a heart where the fir becomes more prominent and now firmly present in a dry down of (slight) powdery woods, amber and tonka bean tinged with fir and patchouli (I think?). Not too sweet and full of charm. Great stuff. Not in my wardrobe 15 given I enjoy others more at this time of year (season's too short), but something I suspect that I'll always return to. At the 10-11 hour mark the creamy booziness returned for an encore, under my shirt, as the rest began to fade :)

Intoxicatingly smooth, polished and well done designer fragrance. FB arrived yesterday. Two sprays last evening on inner elbow. After the 15-30 minute balsam fir ((not the same as pine), opening, the almost spicy moves directly to the background and the rest of the refined notes appear. I feel as if each note has been polished with a fine cloth until each note creates a refined masculinity in a subtly alluring maybe even slightly seductive way. Won’t obnoxiously punch anyone in the olfactory senses. Nothing is overbearing. The booziness stays there for over an hour maybe longer and is also subtly intoxicating. All the other notes are there throughout yet polished smooth. Somewhat complex for a designer frag. The Indonesian patch is even slightly seductive and intoxicating with a pleasant earthiness in the dry down. I disliked the strong 60’s style singular strong patchouli frags and this isn’t it. She snuggled her nose inside my elbow several times last night.

After owning (and enjoying) the original Pasha for a few years, I was excited to finally try the new Parfum. Sometimes “updated” flankers of classic fragrances, whether they be Parfum, EDP, Intense, Extreme, etc. completely change the scent profile of the original. I love what Cartier has done here- this is absolutely faithful to the character of Pasha EDT. It is updated, if you will, with the booze and benzoin, but the continuity is unbroken. Some may find it a little too faithful to the original DNA and think it too old fashioned, but I find it gives the fragrance a maturity that thankfully keeps the modern obsession with indiscernible sweet ambroxan bombs at bay. Yes, I think you must enjoy the OG to love this one, but it remains a great release from a great house. A true flanker, a reimagining of an iconic fragrance that keeps the Pasha brand relevant without destroying its identity.

Few fragrances --- vanishingly few --- are able to shake me out of the olfactory doldrums that is mainstream modern perfumery. This one does. It is resolutely Pasha, but with what appears to be a well-considered and restrained modern twist, retaining some of the fresh, minty spiciness, but wrapped in a rich coat of boozy, resinous warmth. It isn't an oppressive warmth, though, thanks ostensibly to the structural nod to Pasha EDT. Some days I get a slight ashtray accord - in the best possible way, weaving subtly through the liquor and resins. Other times I get more of a cooling impression that plays around with patchouli, but still boozy and resinous. Magnificent. This is a masterpiece. Granted, it isn't perfection - nothing really is. But if this imperfect gem can make me weak, make me swoon like this, then perfection is probably too dangerous to play with; let's mind the stairs, really.

Very sexy fragrance. I bought this fragrance as a blind buy, and i was so pleased when i smelled it for the first time. The opening starts with some booziness, woods, and amber. This is very mature, gentlemanly, and special version of Pasha de Cartier. To me, This is an addicting fragrance, most definitely for the winter and fall. Now, let's talk about the projection and longevity. For me, I get around 12+ hours with a loud projection. And in my experience, it lasts 24 hours on clothes. In my opinion, this version takes the Pasha de Cartier DNA and makes it more boozy, seductive, and sensual. Since I love this fragrance so much, it will be my fragrance for life and signature scent. Lastly, Is it a safe blind buy? To be honest, yes. If you like woody, ambery, spicy, bold and boozy perfumery, this perfume is for you. 11/10 masterpiece perfumery by Cartier.

Because of the very high ratings, my expectations were high to begin with, and subsequently, at first, I thought it wasn't so very special. All expectations aside, a few months in, Pasha de Cartier has silently been growing on me, and become one of my favourites. Understated charm. Mathilde Laurent's craft and professionalism is irrefutable. To me, it's foremost a white and warm sandalwood. The quality is in the composition. Although the Oud & Ambre , and Oud & Santal are clearly of higher quality in terms of materials... I still prefer this in the end. The composition is just so brilliant. A little bit boozy, and warm. Formal, but still very versatile. Simply perfect for autumn. It's too strong for the office, but very nice for any leisure event, going to a restaurant, or in a more elegant bar setting.

What a beautiful scent. It's rich, warm, boozy and green all at once. It wouldn't be inaccurate to say that it has modern sensibilities with a throwback vibe. I would put it in the same category as scents such as Tom Ford's Beau de Jour and Dior Sauvage Elixir. This isn't to say it smells like them, rather it has the same vintage meets modern type of vibe. From the top I get a strong booze and fir resin that gradually transforms into a smooth ambery sandalwood base. By that point the booze is very faint and the fir is gone. Longevity is great at around 8 hours for me, and projection is persistent for a few hours wthout being overbearing. This definitely leans masculine and mature and so I don't think it will appeal to those that prefer youthful or playful scents. This is all business, all the time.

I know my behavior can be—erratic sometimes. But I can honestly say this is one of the greatest fall or winter fragrances in its price range. The prominent notes on here are of course the Sandalwood & the Amber, but it’s also a bit sweet and the pleasantly subtle spiciness pokes through a few hours into the dry-down. The other notes don’t really shine through; So typical isn’t it? The earth just opens up and swallows them. I find myself using 4 to 5 sprays with this one, as the projection isn't too far. It’s a simplistic & consistent fragrance that doesn’t evolve too much while you’re wearing it, and that’s why it’s great. Easily 9.0/10. Listen, you’ll have to excuse me. I have a lunch meeting with Cliff Huxtable at Four Seasons in 20 minutes.

You need to get your nose on this; the open is haunting. I like it even more than the vintage Pasha de Cartier EDT, which was stellar. It's thick boozy rum and sandalwood in the open with just a touch of lavender, followed by coriander, balsam fir (had to look this up to understand the specifics of what I was smelling) in the heart that takes on labdanum that jumps from base to heart. That base, holy crap. Tonka sweet labdanum patchouli and benzoin. It's thicc and hangs in the air like the old timey cartoons of a woman spraying perfume that leaves a visible sillage. This is downright spectacular. If you like boozy woody scents, get your nose on this. Added to my future orders list once my decant runs out because this deserves a full bottle.

I reviewed this one about six or seven months ago (and I did like it then) but I wanted to re-review it because my opinions have changed a bit. This is really phenomenal for me. The vanillic oaky sandalwood and booze make it comforting and warm. Like the pale wooden barrel which used to house an expensive aged whiskey. A balance of boozy and woody keeps the texture vague. But there is just a little tiny bit of edge to it coming from a subtle “musky patchouli-cumin” like accord that adds a fantastic masculine dimension. This accord is stripped down, though, so it isn’t challenging at all. It grew on me a lot. I can say I love it now. I don’t want to wear it all the time, though. It is strong and bold. 9.2/10

I love this scent. Newer fragrances normally disappoint me. What's labeled as "masculine" today to me often smells more like young adult. It's hard to find something that's unique, masculine, and sexy. This checks all three of those for me. I'm not one of those guys who can pick out and gush over all the notes. I just judge the vibe something gives off and if I want to keep smelling it. The vibe this gives off to me is powerful, luxurious, and sexy. I mostly smell what I will describe as booze, amber, and wood in the background. My winter go to used to be dolce and gabbana's The One EDP. This has some of the same warm qualities about it, but in my opinion has a bit more of an edge.

There is NOTHING old fashioned or overly traditional about this scent. This is pure class - a modern, elegant, addictive, gentleman's fragrance. If you do not have a Cartier watch to wear at the same time (i recommend the santos medium!) then get a seiko tank style cheapie and fake it! Honestly this stuff is after-dinner booze in a mahogany panelled, smoke hazed, dimly lit drawing room/library with a Montecristo cigar, a cut-crystal tumbler, and your pasha parfum scented dinner jacket. If thats not your life....fine....wear this stuff with your ripped old trackies to pick up a ready-meal at the local grocery store - you'll still smell like a boss. Just buy it and thank me later.

Christmas in a bottle! What an underrated little masterpiece this is. The perfect December scent for the gentleman who wishes to project sophistication and maturity. This one absolutely kills at nighttime Christmas parties and gatherings. Balsamic, incense-y, and just slightly boozy. Excellent longevity and projection, as expected from a parfum. This is by no means an old man scent, but I would say that it makes the most sense on men 35 and older, as the scent profile is distinctly mature. This one is still strangely under the radar, so if you are looking for a mature winter scent and do not want to smell like everyone else, give this a try!

Pasha Parfum is a warm blanket of glowing amber, luscious honey, and spiced rum. It’s positively cozy during a chilly winter’s day, just as a crackling flame atop logs in the fireplace radiate heat and light throughout a home’s dimmed lounge—as snow and frigid winds pelts the outside world. To me, Pasha Parfum is a major departure from the original EDT and the adjacent Declaration line, stripping away the divisive caraway and herb/spice basis of those fragrances to create a warm scent so well-blended and dense, it’s practically an elixir. A very pleasant surprise, but everything about Pasha Parfum is pleasant. 👌

تجسيد للفخامة والأناقة الرجولية، يناسب الرجل الواثق الذي يفرض هيبته بحضوره. يتميز هذا العطر بطابع رسمي راقٍ، حيث يفتتح بانتعاش خفيف من الحمضيات، يتبعه قلب من اللافندر والباتشولي، مما يضفي عمقاً وتوازناً ساحراً. قاعدته الخشبية الممزوجة بخشب الصندل والعنبر تمنحه ثباتاً ممتازاً وفوحاناً يلفت الأنظار دون إرهاق. سعره، مقارنة بعطور النيش في مستواه، يعتبر معقولاً، مما يجعله استثماراً ذكياً لعشاق العطور المميزة. سهولة ارتدائه تجعله مثالياً للمناسبات الرسمية والاجتماعات الهامة، لكنه قد لا يناسب صغار السن أقل من 20 عاماً بسبب طابعه الناضج. يترك بصمة واضحة، تعكس ثقة وهيبة مرتديه، مما يجعله خياراً لا يُضاهى.

Absolutely unbelievable quality, complexity, and performance for the price you can find this for. It feels insulting to call this a designer scent - this smells more “niche” than many niche fragrances I’ve smelled. If this stuff was released by Xerjoff or Roja at $250 a bottle I don’t think most people would bat an eyelid. Incredibly smooth, classy, and rich smelling. Smells mature and “put together” without smelling old fashioned. A gentleman bottled. I’m genuinely surprised this isn’t an absolute hype beast... however I’m very glad to see it getting the love it deserves on here. 👍🏻

Masculine, old money vibe, nice herbal fougere, very masculine and refined. Probably best for guys on the other side of 35. Not a mass appealing fragrance, I wouldn't recommend it as blind buy safe, try and sample first. Its slightly challenging but very nice, I find it addictive. More the kind of scent you wear for yourself than other people. Refined gentleman vibes, the kind of scent that grows on you. I didn't appreciate it the first 3-4 times I smelled it on the test strip, but decided to try it on skin and can see myself buying a full bottle soon. Solid 8.2/10

Not for the kiddo’s that are into Paco Rabanne 1 Million’s This is a beautiful creamy, spicy, boozy, woody, sweet fragrance! This is def one of my favorites in my vast collection of fragrances. The balsam fir can come off in the beginning like a slight B.O. pencil shavings but that goes away into the dry down and that’s where the sandalwood starts getting creamy. This is a gentleman’s fragrance done for the modern era. It definitely smells like the OG Pasha which I own as well but it’s made more boozy. Def a 10 out of 10 for me!

@Eastport Yes, batch code is 9HAB which it says was 2019 08 ...maybe not released until later in 2020?? It's a first run batch either way I'm sure. I didnt think it was reformulated...I may have phrased it poorly, I was just stating for those that may be wondering (since it seems to be an eternal question in these discussions) . I'm not normally one who is overly worried about that...most of the fragrances I have bought have been fantastic....however, yes, this is a great fragrance with very good performance. Highly recommend.

Recently got a bottle of Pasha de Cartier parfum after having it on my wish list for a while. I wanted a perfume that went against the trends. This does it. Pasha de cartier parfum has a unique scent profile. Clean, slightly boozy, some resinous sweetness with a bit of an earthy green vibe. I loved it on first sniff (was a blind buy)...and its since grown on me even more. Classy, Gentlemanly and Mature. Nothing smells quite like this. A 9/10 for me (Beware with the sprays, this perfume lingers and can be strong).

I wrote a review about this fragrance a few months ago but I think I was not too kind and described it as smelling like curry and coconuts. That is just a very subtle hint in the after smell during dry down. This is a wonderfully blended cologne that is just classy. It's very soapy and gentlemanly. Definitely not unisex. It's very calming and classy. To my nose it smells a bit like basil and olives, as if it's an herbal soap. The sillage and longevity are solid. This is a long lasting fragrance. Pure class.

Unsurprisingly, I loved this perfume; it has everything I like. A rich, deep, spicy, very woody (I love sandalwood!) and amber fragrance, with a very elegant "boozy" side. A little aromatic note finishes it all off, it's a very beautiful blend, very masculine but also very sensual and seductive. I don't imagine so much a Pasha when I smell it but rather a London "Gentlemen's Club", with old wooden moldings everywhere, and these gentlemen all elegantly dressed, a glass of brandy in their hand. Exquisite.

I wish I had more to say about it, but to be fair, my thoughts on Pasha de Cartier Parfum are relatively simple: Possibly perfect, undeniably high quality, incredibly classy yet easy to wear, and an actual hidden gem in most circles. I own and love several designer fragrances, but this is absolutely far beyond the run-of-the-mill offerings that can be found in the same Macy’s I bought this at. Maybe not for everyone, but if this does sound appealing, you’re missing out until you try it. 10/10

What to say about this Masterpiece. This is a very pleasant, smooth, delicious alluting and vibrant scent. Very uplifting , warm and cozy. Absolutely an easy to love fragrance. 100% Safe to blind buy. Resinous, Ambery Sweet Patchouli. I do get also a creamy coconut vibe, as like as in Nishane’s Fan your Flame. Lasts min 10+ Hours, Projects very well 2,5h+ on my skin. A true gentlemenly scent but at the same time very yummy to be a ”good to go fragrance” for a lady. 15 / 10 :)

Very classy and very beautiful. This is for someone that wants that mellow gentleman smell. Deep amber and warm scent . It doesn't try to be what it's not. No out of the ordinary note piercing through everything. No super pungent notes that unbalance this symphony. It's dense ,warm, woody , has a honey like sweetness . Very mature but not grandpa at all. This is not a casual wear. When I think of the brand Cartier this is a scent I would expect . This is 100% on my buy list.

Sorry folks, but I am not getting any sandalwood when I smell/wear this. Not even the tiniest hint. I honestly think that since the scarcity real "indian" sandalwood the industry has come up with many synthetic interpretations that are totally off track. Also, australian sandalwood is is a completely different natural sandalwood that cannot be compared to the indian one we all loved in the 70's. If you know and love sandalwood you will be very disappointed with this perfume.

All time personal favorite. I love everything about Pasha and it is the reason why I got super into fragrances again. Liquid confidence in a bottle is the best way I can describe. As soon as it hits my skin I feel like a proper gentleman. I will admit that I think the edt is a touch better smelling, there is just something about the parfum that just does it for me. As I actively look for something better, I don't think anything will ever top this as my all time favorite.

Mmmm..Sandalwood and Patchouli bomb with a hint of coconut. Very classy and elegant. Smooth and well blended. What I'd imagine James Bond (Sean Connery, not the other hacks) would wear. It's the classy, debonair gentleman with a hint of worldly travel behind him. It seems very familiar to me, I just can't make the connection. Great performance. A few shots to the shirt about 8 hrs ago and I still smell like a million bucks. Don't know how any man would not like this one.

I don't know why I was sleeping on this one! It's just amazing, classy, mature scent for men in their 30s and above. Now if you like ambery, spicy, sweet, woody fragrances then it's definitely for you. Because the main player in here is the amber and the spices, But you can smell the woody note in the background, Also it's just the right amount of sweetness from tonka which gives the effect of cinnamon. I would definitely recommend it.

I can find no fault with what Cartier are doing with their pure parfum releases: Must, Declaration, and now Pasha... each one of them bringing a sumptuousness and lavishness to Cartier's classic perfume pillars. Pasha dances between brisk green fougere and toothy oriental with seamless blending to peerless effect... it's a triumph in every regard. Debonair, charming and with an understated sex appeal. Buy backups!

Had this one a while now and had my ups and downs with it but I think I've come full circle. I've realised I keep reaching for it,l time and time again... at least I have whilst the weather's been cold as its definitely a September-March type of scent. Very bold on the skin but it really shines in the air. Anyone on the fence I'd recommend to test for a good week first because I think you'll come round to it.

Just got the Pasha Parfum from discounters...batch code tells me it's from late 2019 so must be the original formulation. Smells great, a sweetness..pine...slight sour... class..but not so classy you have to wear a suit like Ea Sauvage Parfum or anything. Very nice. It's fall...so I'm going to test drive it as a daily driver and see what I think...I love fougeres and I'm enjoying the modern twist...

This is what they mean when they say beast mode. Pasha de Cartier lasts a long time and it radiates the entire time. I didn't have to do anything to keep smelling it for hours after applying This fragrance is very fresh and classy, sophisticated, and it dries down to something delicious. The vanilla is quite noticeable to me and it compliments the smell SO WELL. This perfume is freaking awesome

I am amazed that something of this quality can be bought at this price. The performance and balance of Fougere fragrances are top class. Personally, I even think that Pasha Parfum is perfect in this genre. It is one of those exemplary works of art that follows the classics, but is modernized at the same time. It carries on an ancient lineage. noble and profound. Wonderful, just wonderful.

This is an absolute masterpiece! So rich, robust, and masculine. Probably leans more dressed up, but I think you could still pull this off in the colder months with jeans and a flannel shirt. I really enjoy masculine scents with a boozy note, and this is right up my alley! Performance is very solid, but it's not beast-mode, at least not for me. Easily one of my current favorites!