The Pour Un Ete

پور آن اِتی، عنوان عطریه که بیش از دو دهه از معرفی اون میگذره و وقتی تولید آثار خنک رو در سالهای بعد و بخصوص چند سال اخیر نگاه میکنیم متوجه میشیم که چقد کارای از این دست زیادن و این عطر مشابهات ارزونتر یا گرونتر از خودش بسیار داره. با این وجود از نظر کیفیت بالا دست خیلی از اونا قرار می گیره. عطر در فضای سبز و ترش مزه ای باز میشه که بوی ترش مرکبات و بوی تازه ی گیاهان بخوبی با هم میکس شده و ته مایه های تند و اسپایسی خفیفی در خودش داره که با ورود یاس لطیف و خوشبو، از بین میره. تم یاسی شاداب و کمی شیرین عطر که کمی پودری هست؛ سبزی سیتروسی خنک رو به حاشیه میبره و وقتی این حاشیه ی گیاهی شاداب جای خودش رو به میخک میده؛ یاس از اون حالت پودری و لطیف به فضایی شهوانی و کمی سبز و موهوم گلهای سفید، تغییر ماهیت میده اما همه چیز بخوبی مهار میشه و نه از اون بوی خشک و کثیف میخک خبریه و نه یاس وارد فضای ایندولیک میشه. با همین ملایمت شهوانی و پس زمینه های شاداب، مشک تمیز و درخشان و سدر تند و کمی تیز وارد کار میشن تا عطر در فضایی تمیز و کمی چوبی کار خودش رو به پایان برسونه. پور آن اتی؛ عطری برای یک تابستانه. خنک و شاداب و تمیز و گلی؛ با درخشش و کیفیتی بالاتر از بدل های فراوانش. 5 ساعت ماندگاری و پخش که در بهترین حالت توسط خودتون احساس خواهد شد. کامنت: م.ع (سایت لوکس بایر (با امکان تست سمپل

Just bought a full bottle for summer! Jasmine, lemony green tea kissed by mint. I love jasmine flowers and jasmine in perfumes if it is well blended but I often find it overwhelming and a bit much. It will turn too heady, indolic, or heavy and will end up giving me a headache, or just boring me. I love the light touch used in this and find it very wearable. The green tea and citrus soften and lighten the jasmine and to me this smells more like the jasmine in my backyard than many other perfumes i have sampled. There is a slight bitterness to this and I find it less creamy than many "black tea with milk" or jasmine fragrances. I have had a hard time finding a light summer fragrance that was a true LOVE of mine, but this is it.

Lovely jasmine green tea with top notes of lemony iced tea. The jasmine is fresh. There is a beautiful green tea note, but I noticed that there was something else I was smelling that was much more intensely green than the usual green tea, and it was a tad bitter. Now that I see matcha in the notes, I understand completely. It's certainly a tea for hot weather. Makes me think of India or Thailand--somewhere hot and exotic. I love wearing this perfume in humid or rainy weather. Lasts all day on me, but sillage is unfortunately very close to the skin. I’d love it to project more. Note: I have the bottle with gold cap, from right before they changed to the black bottles. I hope they didn’t reformulate it!

To update even further from my past reviews, this has been a joy wearing during the cold holiday season. There are two parts I love in this perfume. The mint for one is almost mimicking the cold air. I feel like a polar bear with a candycane colored scarf . Secondly the burning smokey sensation of the tea notes. There's almost an incense like feel, but instead of pine it's the tea that's smoldering by the camp fire. The warmth and the cool contrast in an effort less way. A++ L'artisan thank you for such a beautiful fragrance!

Jasmine is the main player on my skin. True to life jasmine with the tea giving itself off as a smokey character. I don't smell the mint at all, but I'm sure it's playing well with the others because this scent really shines in my collection. It doesn't change much the longer I wear it. I would say that is it's only negative, just because it can bore me.

It's true, the jasmin and tea combination makes it feels a little astringent on the skin. A stern freshness. To me it's the perfect scent for layering tea in my other perfumes. The jasmin in my The pour un été is not indolic at all, I barely smell the jasmin. It smells like a green tea with light jasmin and that was the most important to me

what a beautiful olfactive category: aromatic green. it sounds so evocative of long haired herb smoking free spirits. the fragrance itself is green tea, lemon rind/oil, and something herbal.... i had thought this might be too "masculine" for me...but the drydown really fluffs up & mellows out and we're groovin....

This has the most luxurious green tea scent note. To describe it: It's like lying in under the spring-sun on purest light-green grass, while drinking a cup of ice-tea with fresh lemon. Where? = In a 1910-1920's English park, reading a Jane Austen novel.

This fragrance creates summer mood. You feel like you're in a citrus garden. Adore it.

Tea For A Summer opens with bright lemon and bergamot, a hint of mint, a little tea, and the perfume has an intimate sillage. It's genuinely unisex. Two and a half hours in the perfume is fading. It's still the citrus notes and mint plus a little musk, jasmine and a hint of tea. After four hours it's mostly faded and what you have left is the citrus notes with perhaps a clean musk underneath. It's all gone by seven hours in. As it's no longer on the L'Artisan Parfumeur website, I assume it's been discontinued for a good while now. It's pleasant but as it's very scarce, what are the most similar options? It's reminiscent of Bvlgari's Eau Parfumee Au The Verte Extreme but without the bite of the pepper and the cardamom sweetness. There's a similarity with Guerlain's Aqua Allegoria Teazzura but without the vanilla and chamomile. There's also a resemblance to Carthusia's Mediterraneo (mostly in the bright citrus and mint) but Mediterraneo doesn't have the tea. There's also a nod to Bvlgari's Eau Parfumee Au The Verte, Jean-Claude Ellena's creation that was responsible for the tea perfume idea back in 1992.

The Pour Un Ete from L'Artisan Parfumeur opens up bright, lemony and tea-like. For some reason my nose detected a whiff of pepper but that quickly disappears. As the scent settles, it becomes a powdery citrus tea. I don't seem to detect the jasmine note distinctively - perhaps it is there to add a mild floral sweetness to the composition.The drydown is just the barest bit more bitter than its opening, with a subdued citrus note. Funny thing is, I only started detecting jasmine prominently in the drydown. I thought the projection was fairly moderate for 3 hours - I could smell it whenever I put my nose close to my skin despite being out in the humid weather and in a place where food smells permeate the air. I own 2 other green tea fragrances - Elizabeth Arden's and L'Occitane's. This one is similar to the former in its clarity but smells more natural and powdery. The tea in this fragrance isn't particularly bitter like L'Occitane's. I will be back to comment on longevity and sillage after several uses.

This is the first tea scent that has worked with my chemistry! It opens with a refreshing blast of green tea and and a little mint, which reminds me of the green tea "pearl milk tea" I used to occasionally drink. Then the bergamot and jasmine begin to emerge, and eventually the lemon. The scent is so real that it transports me! I feel like I have my nose buried in a cup of fresh steaming tea. I keep smelling my wrist. The fragrance undulates on my skin throughout the day, rotating between jasmine tea, minty-green tea, and earl grey tea. Sometimes I even just smell jasmine and lemon, but mostly I can't decide which cup of tea I'm actually drinking! Would it be a bad thing if it were all three at once?

Thé pour un Été opens with a very comfortable citrus scent then moves to a combination of green tea and jasmin. The jasmin has a slightly smokey earthy vibe like the real ones. The drydown is a gentle sweet mint scent on me. A pleasant and soothing fragrance. However, it doesn't stay long on me. The tea and jasmin phase has a soft sillage and lasts about 2 or 3 hours max then comes the drydown extremely close to skin. To smell it at this time I have no choice but stick my nose on my arm. I thus suggest testing before you buy to see if it lasts on you, though I think there are still other intereting and cheaper green tea scents out there.

Slightly indolic jasmine in this one - I prefer it actually to those crystal clear, bleached out jasmine petals in other 'tea+jasmine' combos. In the drydown stage jasmine turns into EXACT jasmine used in Coco Mademoiselle - I certainly didn't expect that and it took me by surprise. As if Annick 'stole' some of that precious, Chanel-exclusive-flowers, grown only on their supervised fields ;) Overall - even though you know this theme has been done so many times before - it's original in terms of the use of this flower. It's the only tea fragrance that isn't shy to embrace some indoles in their refreshing juice. Well done!

A delightful warm weather, fresh tea fragrance. Unmistakeable tea note followed closely by the jasmine. Its a nice dry tea note. Citrus notes are listed but they are very weak. I can see why folk see similarities with the Bvlgari tea fragrance. It is a bit astringent but not overly so. I wouldnt buy it though because it is so weak and doesnt last an hour. I thought the Bvlgari tea fragrances were bad but this beats them hands down on being the weakest. So sad.

Most of all this fragrance smells tender jasmine with a little bit honeyed blossom dust scent. It reminds me Murmure by Van Cleef & Arpels because of the jasmine note, only in Murmure the jasmine note is more intensive. The green tea and mint notes are also noticeable in this fragrance and make it a little bit green. In general it reminds tender jasmine green tea scent. This fragrance is nice enough, but I prefer Murmure to it, because Murmure is more floral.

I have this perfume. It is, to my nose, just like the notes listed here. It has a pretty tea scent with some citrus (but not a lot). I can smell a dash of mint, which I really enjoy. I know it's listed as a green fragrance, but this is not as green as a perfume such as Chanel 19, which is the ultimate green scent to me. This is a clean, fresh scent that would be really nice to wear in warmer weather. Hope that helps a little!

I have the edt version of this. It's starts off too floral you know head twirling. Then smells like tea and citrus which I like. Edit: its too strong of Iris (not fond of iris) or something powdery so it's not pleasant. Then it's pretty and fresh but then gets powdery again in a different way from the opening that I think is worse.

Its lovely, in the similar vein of Guerlains The Azurra, but Ete is a bit milder and rounder. Very nice for summer with the sparkly tea notes but sadly this one has performance issues, sillage is too small and so is longevity. Somehow Guerlain managed to avoid both these problems with their issue. Still, a lovely fragrance.

I received this as part of a beginner's experimental decant set as an example of a tea fragrance. The tea barely comes through for me; I mostly smell jasmine with a mild green tea undercurrent. Projection is barely there and it's gone in an hour or two.