Cuir Altesse

Reviewing again a lot of my old samples I've had, this was one I loved. And then just trying it again, I realize why; this is very similar to Richwood by Xerjoff. Imagine if the rose was taken out and a suede-like leather was added, you would get the same scent. The patchouli here smells extremely similar to Richwood, in that it has a sweet, round, almost white-chocolate vibe to it. Yes, with that you can say it probably smells like Coromandel, but I guess you could say they are all related. In other words, if you like any one of these fragrances, you'll probably like the other two. I think they all would have a place in someone's collection even if they all take a different riff on patchouli in the sweeter territories (but very balanced). Very good quality here, highly recommended.

پچولیش اون حالت عمیق گرمی رو داره که کسایی که از عطرای پیچیده خوششون میاد باید داشته باشه. ولی با یه ترکیب هوشمندانه از نت‌های مشروبی و بوزی که نرمش کرده. با این حال یه سنگینی که نتونی روزانه بپوشیش رو نداره، موندگاری فوق العادش برای من که دوست دارم عطری که صبح میزنم تا شب هم پخش بو داشته باشه عالی بود... تو روز های بعد هنوز بوی قابل توجها از لباسام به مشامم میرسید اگه تو عطرای بوزی بخوام انتخاب بکنم و انجل شیر کیلیان با این قیمت هم برام قابل خرید باشه بازم انتخابم اینه تا انجل شیر که بوش از همه جا به مشام میرسه و زیادی سینتتیکه ... البته که این دو عطر اصلا شبیه هم نیستن، منظورم از لحاظ داشتن آکورد های کنیاکی هست. به عنوای یه شرقی که بوی ادویه های گرون و زعفرون و کمی گل خیلی توجهشو جلب می کنه میتونم بگم بهترین خرید عطر امسال و پارسالم بود...

This true gem is my favorite scent from his beautiful collection and one of my all time favorite leather scents period! 😊💖💯👍🏽 At the top, Cuir Altesse combines orange, cardamom and pink berries. Rose, jasmine and patchouli in the heart revived by the spicy notes of cloves and cumin. The base consists of a leather, vanilla, coumarin, benzoin and oakmoss accord. According to the brand this creation was Inspired by the twenties, the fragrance is described as a beautiful melody escaped from a cabaret on the Left Bank. The nose behind this fragrance is Cecile Zarokian. If you want your wife to be literally glued to your neck just try this gem.😁 This juice is a true sensual gem with great performance and projection.🧨💣👍🏽👃🏽💘

Absolutely mesmerizing! It’s like being wrapped in a heavy, sumptuous fabric—think a beautiful deep purple velvet so rich YOU CANT LOOK AWAY. The scent dances between familiar femininity (reminiscent of Marley and Amouage) yet defies comparison—it’s a chameleon. It borrows the complexity of Indian mint, the seductive whisper of leather, and something utterly hypnotic I can’t place... like smoke curling from an ancient incense burner. and I love its cognac-like transition.

One of the few 'leather' fragrances I really like. The leather is softened and sweetened with lovely Tonka and resins. A BIG hit of leather, Tonka and spices on the opening and they ease off considerably after half an hour or so. I wish the leather hung around much longer. It settles down to spices, patch, resins and now reminds me a lot of Lubin Akkad which I love. It's a pricey fragrance and IMHO not worth the hefty price tag. Good longevity and sillage.