Mile High 38

A pineapple lovers wet dream Opens with bright, juicy, realistic, sticky, and sweet pineapple. It quite literally smells like you cut open a super ripe pineapple open and took a big whiff, it's that realistic. As it dries, herbal and dry immortelle, thick and woody patchouli, and a slight twinge of tonka come in to provide some much welcomed depth and accentuate some of the best parts of the fragrance. From this point on it remains fairly linear, especially while in the air. My hat is off to Parle Moi de Parfum, making a pineapple accord this realistic yet still wearable and delicious is a hard task to do but Michel Almairac nailed it. Easily one of, if not the best from the house. While this isn't a fresh pineapple like its other contemporaries (namely Aventus), this never ventures too far into the sickly sweet or gourmand enough to not be able to be used in a professional setting. A pineapple bomb at its core, but a very solid and satisfying one regardless. VERY good longevity with even better projection under some heat, but can still cut through the cold if sprayed accordingly. Song vibe - Escape (The Pina Colada Song) by Rupert Holmes 9/10. Signature Scent Worthy. TLDR - A blast of juicy, realistic, and sweet pineapple that is bolstered and supported by immortelle, patchouli, and a slight twinge of tonka. A must smell fragrance for any pineapple or tropical fragrance fan. Super versatile, and a great going out scent during a hot summers night, or heading to the office on a brisk fall morning. A very cheeky and fun fragrance. Side Note - This scent, and the whole line from PMdP for the most part is FANTASTIC for layering. If you ever want to add a splash of sweet pineapple to the top of any heavier fragrance, this really does the job well. HIGHLY recommend spraying this over something super leathery :)

Mile High is a tropical fragrance. It is all about the sweet pineapple combined with a wonderful tonka bean. It doesn't smell like Aventus at all, it heads more the tropical route. The pineapple is not fresh, but more sweetened, similar to a pina colada. At times it gives off an almost coconutty vibe while remaining masculine. It is extremely wearable and pleasing. Also personally this is one of the more unique fragrances i have smelled in a long time. I cannot compare it to any other fragrance. It isn't your typical tonka fragrance, this one is pineapple done in a personalized way. You can get away with wearing this fragrance anywhere. It works in the summer and it will work in the winter. The performance is strong but not in your face. The pineapple is silky and airy while the tonka and patchouli bring in a sturdy backbone. It easily lasts me a whole day. After 8 hours I can still sense it on my neck. The sillage is smooth and airy, and definitely noticable for hours after applying. The scent is fairly linear in the sense that the pineapple stays for almost the entire cycle, and I glad it does. Id rather have a stellar linear fragrance than a dynamic fragrance that only had a good opening. Do yourself a favor and try this masterpiece, I cant really see anyone disliking it. For me, Mile High does something unique and new. It isn't challenging in the sense of an Interlude Man but it is practical. The later is more important to me as i can easily wear this to a full-day of work. This is niche done right, from a caring and personalized house that delivers unique yet wearable fragrances.

I apologize, but this fragrance is like catnip to me. I'm completely captivated. This fragrance, in my opinion, is a standout and truly unique. Despite having just 4 notes, this fragrance is incredibly engaging and complex, offering a sensory journey. If I compare this fragrance to Lamar Kajal, I would say that I prefer to wear Lamar in happier, airier circumstances, while Mile High feels like a deeper conversation with my inner self. The fragrance bursts forth with a vibrant, fruity-sweet accord, tempered by subtle undertones of bitter zest and a whisper of spice. A juicy pineapple note dominates the initial impression, a tantalizingly natural and authentic opening. The heart of the fragrance is a complex blend of rich, deep notes. It's a challenging composition, inviting the wearer to embark on a sensory exploration. With a subtle masculine edge and a hint of leathery intrigue, the fragrance possesses an undeniable allure. Its fruity-gourmand character is both playful and sophisticated, making it a versatile choice for any occasion, from sultry summer nights to crisp autumn days. [IG- Discover Special Scents]

This is my second purchase from Parle Moi de Parfum, the first being Chypre Mojo, and I must say that both are very enjoyable. Winter wearing, dry air, cold skin. Despite the dirty reference, Mile High is an incredible, photorealistic and very cheerfull mango! I know it says ananas in the notes, but my brain interprets this lovely juice as all the stages of ripeness of mango, mixed together. This is what I wanted from Angel eau de Croisiere, head turning (my head first and foremost) tropical essence. Compared to Mile High, Angel is a synthetic mess. The pain of saying so is easily compensated by the admirable qualities of Mile High. On the days when I am mostly home, I reapply every few hours, just to amp up the volume. At the office the initial application is enough to last the day, though it gets quieter at the end. I can not wait to try it in summer, will it get even sweeter? Will it last longer? In any way, I adore it now and wear or smell it every day.

Edit: I don’t get the nay sayers... I just bought a full bottle after trying a sample in my original review. It’s a sweet pineapple made complicated by the immortelle and slightly darkened by the patch. It’s not an Aventus clone but an untrained nose that remembers Aventus would be forgiven for thinking that at first. It’s fresh, summery and beachy. The dry down is interesting and I swear the immortelle makes it turn into a sandalwood woody base thanks to the tonka. Not super strong but it does power away more than you think. It’s the only ‘pineapple’ perfume that works and feels natural yet complicated... Original: Gorgeous pineapple in a nutshell... Glad that I only ordered a sample though for once. It’s true that it has in essesence a presentation similar to Aventus minus the dark woody drydown. If you want an unadulterated pineapple in a proper perfume then this is for you... male or female

I love this fragrance and am so happy to own a full bottle of it. I got a free sample of this and loved it after 5 minutes, not knowing the notes. It was something new, woody, milky and uniquely sweet. I have to say that I am generally not fond of tropical scents and didn't actually smell a lot of them, so maybe for a tropical lover, this would be nothing special. First I thought there's melon, but when I checked the notes, pineapple seemed reasonable enough. On my skin, this scent feels complex, woodiness is dominant (well, probably patchouli), but there is some milky sweetness, that is beautifully rounded and here and there, transparent pineapple kicks in, I agree it has Pina Colada vibe. I am not sure if there's actually a coconut note in it, or we just associate pineapple/tonka mix with it. Feels really good.

Goddamn! Starts out as the girliest of all the unisex perfumes I've had the pleasure to discover but quickly settles down to something decidedly unisexier. Funny to me reading these occasional reviews where it's said to be on the masculine side. There's an earthy bitterness carrying the pineapple after a while, perhaps that's why? The pineapple is the sort you want to bite down on despite knowing the stringy pulp will get stuck between you teeth. The tonka bean and the tobaccy immortelle works in tandem to create a warm, skin-close salted caramel tone and the patchouli is pleasantly earthy and dirty. What a combo! Very early spring to late summer. Five out of five frenulums.

Congratulations to Parle Moi de Parfum and to Michel Almairac!! My favourite. The most photorealistic pinneapple fragrance. Incredible, incredible performance, projection, incredible quality!! It lasts and it lasts and it lasts! I already have 2 bottles and ordered more. I think I will get 10 bottles! The words are useless. I just admire your masterpiece. True work of art. Perfection!! Don't change anything! Merci beaucoup pour perfection! Edit: i'm a man and i find this completely a men's fragrance.

What a fantastic fragrance! This smells like delicious sweet caramelized pineapple on a warm sunny day, though the sweetness isn't overpowering and is quite welcoming. The immortelle blends extremely well and adds some depth while the tonka adds a slightly creamy and smokey/tobacco-y accord. This was an *instant* full bottle purchase after sampling for me. Projection and longevity are both great on my skin and this is easily my favorite pineapple fragrance on the market.

This is stunning. I didn't read the notes before trying it and thought, based on the name, it might be a cannabis scent. So with that expectation, a blast of pineapple put me in the mind of some very high quality cannabis indeed! But even without that association, it is very appealing. I never tried a pineapple-heavy scent before, concern about smelling like a pina-colada stopped me. I was wrong, this fragrance is lovely and unusual. I've been enjoying this all day long.

Straight forward. Sweet fleshy pineapple. Almost cologne like in its bubble. Not a huge bubble, but it’s there, lasts all day. Nose to skin it’s photorealistic sweet fleshy bright pineapple - not too dark a base - with a touch vanilla/tonka woodiness. Pretty phenomenal if you like gourmand that isn’t cheap in its presentation. Forget the negative reviews - it’s yummy on a girl or a guy...

I think this was what I expected Aventus Creed to smell like before I actually tried it and hated with all my soul. Mile High is sweet, very pineapple forward but at the same time a little bit dusty and dry. Like dried pineapples (duh). There's a bit of that cold masculine kick in it but it doesn't quite reach the level of generic men's cologne. A very pleasant wear, fruity and soft.

This is the BEST, most realistic, perfectly ripe, juicy, tangy pineapple I’ve ever experienced in perfume. It reminds me of my favorite novel - Hawaii by James Michener. There was a part where he describes the process of growing pineapples on a plantation from seed to fruit, with all the trials and tribulations. A sniff of this fragrance, and it's as if I'm reading it again.

I have both Mile High 38 and Pavlova, both are pineapple forward scents. I prefer the former. When I first sniffed MH38, I thought I hate it but now it's one of my summer favorites. It brings a festive/celebration vibe. Pineapple, smoke, sweet, but not boring. It lasts a whole day too.

Gorgeous pineapple in a nutshell... Glad that I only ordered a sample though for once. It’s true that it has in essesence a presentation similar to Aventus minus the dark woody drydown. If you want an unadulterated pineapple in a proper perfume then this is for you... male or female

This is not like aventus at all.. the pineapple is so ripe, dry and yummy... the sillage ia very good! People in the room will notice so be easy on the trigger..

When I first purchased Mile High 38 by Parle Moi de Parfum, I was genuinely excited about it. My initial impression was that it smelled milky, fruity, and creamy in a very smooth and easy-to-wear way. Over time, however, my perception of the fragrance changed. The sweet pineapple note that initially seemed pleasant began to take on a strange quality on my skin that I can only describe as slightly body-odor-like. It’s difficult to explain exactly why, but the scent started to feel off-putting the longer I owned it. Looking back, I suspect part of my early enthusiasm may have come from the fact that I blind bought it at full retail price. Sometimes when we make a purchase like that, we convince ourselves we like something more than we actually do. I still love the house of Parle Moi de Parfum and many of their fragrances, but this one simply missed the mark for me, and I ended up selling my bottle. As always, this is a reminder that even when a fragrance sounds perfect on paper, it’s still best to sample before committing to a full bottle. Scent: 6/10 | Longevity: 7/10 | Projection: 6.5/10 | Overall: 5.5/10

Sometimes I struggle with pineapple prominent scents like I struggle with pineapple on my pizza. On pizza, it overwhelms everything else, and I mostly taste the sweet fruit over the savory ingredients. With Mile High, it hangs around for a long time but never completely dominates it beyond the opening. It's a good rendering too, it smells exactly like fresh pineapple. Immortelle is one of my favorite notes and it's great here. It gives a staw like smell in this, and also the smell of beach sand. The immortelle also dries out the juicy fresh pineapple, giving it nice balance, and not letting it become like wearing Dole pineapple juice. Summary: Finally a pineapple scent that is not compared to Aventus which a nice change for me. I've tried 5 or 6 from Parle Moi and own 2 bottles, and they're all pretty well made.This one grows on me the more I wear it. Michel Almairac once again puts out a competent and well constructed composition. Although Mile High 38 supposedly contains 38 notes or ingredients, it doesn't feel terribly complex - but it's still pretty good. Scent 7.6/10 Performance 8/10

I received this in a sample pack I ordered from Lucky Scent where they pick out samples for you based on whatever you decide to tell them you're looking for. This was a pleasant surprise, but I also am not sure it suits me. I think it is named very appropriately, as to me this is a very patchouli forward scent with some tropical fruitiness which makes me think of a couple flying home from their Hawaiian honeymoon or something. It's a little skanky, but in the good way if that makes sense. Like a bad skanky patchouli to me is Scherzo by Miller Harris-- that one is cheap and not cute, this one is classy. It's flirty and fun and I definitely get the Tonka in the dry down. It has nice longevity and sillage and my fiancé said he liked it. Just not sure if it felt like me. It's a cool girl scent for sure. Maybe I'll try this again in the summer and see how it wears on me then!

What an interesting scent, in good and bad. In the beginning, there I had an association to that funky smell of fake tan, or maybe a sunscreen you've had on for a full day at the beach and it gets slightly musty, know that scent? Needless to say, I wasn't loving this at first spray, However, it evolves into a really nice, spicy and sophisticated pineapple on my skin after a while of sitting. It is truly lovely at that point. Very interesting, niche at its finest. But being someone who wants their fragrance hitting all the right notes from the first second, this probably isn't gonna be a full bottle purchase for me. It could also be a skin chemistry thing, as so many seem to love this creation from the house.

i love this on me!! i dont know if ive ever smelled immortelle as a note before but once i read the description i knew that was the special sauce of this one, to me. a lovely sweetness that isnt gourmand at all, much more like a field. gives me the feeling of walking to the upper camp section of camp orkila in the san juan islands in washington, where they had the climbing wall and forest games. there's almost a powderiness to it but not in the way iris or orris show up, less itchy. obviously anyone can wear anything but truly this is SO unisex, the sweetness + tonka keeps it from going to far in either direction. would probably not buy a full bottle but ill be sad when my 2ml decant runs out

Overripe yet natural pinapple expodes off the skin in the first half hour, but is quickly joined by the immortelle. The tonka and patchouli then rounds things out, all as per the notes listed. So far so good. Be warned though, the heart of Mile High could become cloying to some, with the combination of honey/maple syrup sweetness. I did notice in particular a mildly pungent savoury note persists from heart to base, reminding me very much of something similar I get in L'Air du Desert Marocain by Tauer. Coriander /cumin / carrot seed? Summer vibes for sure, but presented with an atypical 'thick' quality, it certainly isn't the bright and breezy freshie that some may be expecting.

A burst of pineapple at first spray, but to my surprise, there is some other note too. On paper the opening note is a pure juicy pineapple, but on skin, a green note dominates the fruity companion. Immortelle and a dirty patchouli. Straight from the bottle I was expecting a juicy cocktail almost too sweet for my 30 plus years, but on my skin, Mile High 38 is nothing juvenile, but a mystically rich fragrance. After dry down, Mile High 38 is a patchouli fragrance, nothing else. Beautiful, but too similar to Nouveau Genre by Yves Rocher. Hours in, my nose alludes me to Nouveau Genre and nothing else, a sweet patchouli. Pleasant, but not memorable.

I did one single sample vial spray on my hand and then was outdoors talking to a couple of guys at work a few hours later, and both of these manly, mill-working dudes said that I smelled great and asked what I was wearing. Pineapple is always a crowd-pleaser for men, it seems, so I probably would have gotten the same reaction with any other pineapple-forward fragrance, so I don't think Mile High is special in that sense. But I'm also a sucker for pineapple and really love how the immortelle softens the drydown and will probably get a bottle of this, which is saying something because I almost never pay for full niche bottles.

This is really quite unique and interesting. Imagine you got some unripened dried pineapple, crushed it up and put it in a pipe and smoked it with some leaves. That's what I'm getting. I think I like it? ... but it's also a bit odd (or maybe it's intriguing?) in the drydown. Very smoky. Since 'unique' is a bonus these days in niche fragrance, I will give it a 7.5. I think it can go unisex all the way. But not a daytime scent. Mediocre sillage. Maybe start it late in the day. Fruity and sweet for a decent amount of time before that smoky vibe takes over. It's definitely more of a fall/winter scent, even with the pineapple.

Mile high is a lovely fresh natural pineapple to begin. It's not sickly or sticky, just juicy and ripe. As it dries, it gets greener and more like the pineapple skin. There's light sweet warm spiciness in the background and perhaps a woody dry patchouli that together make me think of evening sunshine, warm and dappled. Having owned immortelle based face creams, I don't smell immortelle as I know it here. Perhaps I just don't know what immortelle smells like? This is a long lasting, grown up tropical pineapple fragrance, that each time I wear I smell more in. It's not as simple as it appears.

This is like the salty sea notes and immortelle of Coleur Vanille (L'Artisan Parfumeur) with added ripe tropical pineapple. Unique yet likeable. A warm weather scent that's not a "freshie." It's somehow balanced between warm and fresh (sort of like Bal D'Afrique, although it does not smell like that - it's a similar type of wear). It's not gourmand although it's sweet and fruity. My hesitation from buying a bigger bottle though is that to me it reads a bit masculine and I am female.

Beneath the very lovely sweet (but not too sweet) pineapple I'm getting a faint, very dry woodiness. Anyone know what I'm smelling? It's a very unique patchouli if that's to credit, but my guess is that I am imagining it or the source is not listed here. Very nice. Will be keeping an eye (nose) on it to see if the mystery note becomes more prominent. This will become a must buy if that is the case..ooh(!) or if I find a simple woody fragrance to layer this with! Hmm..

There isn't any coconut listed, but the pineapple is definitely heading up Piña Colada alley. What would it take to pull this off? Probably a yard glass, a Hawaiian shirt unbuttoned to the navel, a pair of flip flops and a charmingly careless attitude. If you've ever been on holiday to the Gold Coast you'll know exactly what I mean.

This is interesting. Fruity but not sickening. It smells mature and quite wearable. Has a lot of patchouli which is a note I generally can't tolerate when used heavy-handed in a fragrance. I smell the patch throughout the fragrance so for that reason it's not for me. Otherwise this one is quite nice. -

..after sleeping in it, and waking up a few times throughout the night, I want to take back what I said. It is patch (and maybe sandalwood, too). I'm wearing it again today, so that I can experience fully this scent's gorgeous journey!

There's something about the honey, chocolate and sweet almond notes from our supporting cast that create a dusty caramel accord. It pairs wonderfully with the juicy pineapple and makes for an utterly gorgeous gourmand.

Testing this blind for two days I really had to do a double take now seeing the notes. What I got in the opening was green and fresh and enjoyable. The opening had an almost stem and leaf quality to it. Initially there was no thought of anything like pineapple, but it's there and with the other notes this feels more like walking through a pineapple harvest, where the cut of palm leaf and green mix in. Like watery pineapple juice reduced with the hint of a grassy green tea. While all this is quite nice, it almost goes into home fragrance for me. While some of the green lingers for a while I find it relatively intimate in sillage and muted after several hours. It's initial high notes is just that and - as I have with my full bottle of another fragrance from this house - keep wanting to reapply to make up for it's quickly morphed into its little muted side. This makes it to me not a great buy. Measure it how it stands a few hours later, not from it's initial opening.

Mile High is a sweet, juicy and full-bodied pineapple accord on my skin. It is almost too fruity for my liking; smoothie like. Fun to smell, but I don't necessarily want to wear over-ripe fruit on my neck. My companion remarked that she prefers HdP 1804 for a more elegant, feminine pineapple. I would agree.

Mostly I get 2 accords - pineapple and salted caramel. It's an interesting concept, but the fragrance itself is a little simplistic and one dimensional. Later the pineapple calms down a lot, and whats left is salty immortelle, which is an acquired taste. Worthy a sample.

If you’ve ever grilled pineapple sprinkled with brown sugar, congratulations! You are now wearing it. No smoke whatsoever. Just that warm sweet pineapple which smells delicious. But I’d rather eat it than wear it.

Ripe, fresh pineapple. Leans too fem in Florida heat. Edit: layered with immortalle cors. Take my money.

Fruit on tobacco base, stuffy dry pineapple. Sweet and long lasting

Sweet tropical fruits. It smells okay, but I can hardly see myself wearing it.

Super sweet but still scratchy, quite linear and strong. Yuck

Straight up I feel it leans very masculine Cologne like.

Preamble - What a pity. In the vein of the famous words of Masterchef's Joe Bastianich; They raise you a Mile High ,, and then, you fall. That's the Price of Hype. Test, test 1st people. Sample sample forever; never blind-buy off reviews and Youtubers unless you are immune to it! Was hearing wonderful things such as ''ooh, this is the real delightful, bright and sweet Aventus'' and also the usual seemingly forced-positivity. Having tried L'Artisan Parfumer's 'Ananas Fizz' I had become accustomed to being wary that scents sporting the 'Pineapple' note weren't necessarily all they seemed as I had envisioned in my head. Bright, sweet and juicy just-cut fruit; vibrant, wonderfully and naturally refreshing and sweet like syrupy candy all at once. The smell! - Mile High turned out to be an extreme disappointment. Mile Low, or 'Mile Deep Beneath the Sun Tan lotion Ocean', rather! That's what I got. 1st spray; it's a really weird almost woodied Peach-melba weighed down by something milky, floral and coconutty all at once. It definitely has a tropical beach vibe. It totally was not what I was seeking but strangely intriguing nonetheless. Not to mention how happy I was Selfridges finally got out their sample, saving me the inconvenience of a £158 drop and a need to re-sell on Ebay!! So back to the scent: Maybe it was pineapple but I'd be hard-pressed to say anything other than 'tropical tuberose and peach blossoms' for really as long as it lasted, as it did not even develop much! The floral could also be quite a few others such as the Tiare flower, or even frangipani which is known to have a tropical sun-tan lotion vibe. It hung so thick and cloying too with a very odd type of 'sweetness'; nothing like the brand's other Mango-based scent (which is far nicer and authentic than this). I tried that one earlier, so having found it pretty Ok and high on Quality, really got excited for Mile High. Going back to me mentioning L'Artisan's Ananas Fizz in the prelude, this unfortunately reminds me of that a lot with it's ''woodchipped/sawdusty'' pineapple but now with the added tropical notes and sun tan lotion slathered all over it. Honestly, it even has mild facets of banana, but an unripe one. It's not even sweet. Just mainly tropical-floral. Literally the closest I can say is a Peach, coconut, tuberose and maybe fog all blended together with milk and sun-tan lotion to make some weird, other-worldy smoothie. I pitted this as a hopeful cheap alternative to Xerfjoff's Erba Gold; but that beast of a scent is actually very underrated, and the incompetence of this Parle Moi scent only highlights how good a job Xerjoff did with their velvet yellow bottled gem! Not to mention, show how hard it is to actually nail down a vibrant and juicy fruity scent. So, a massive disappointment - probably one of the biggest in the last decade for me. It just did not hit home and sit right at all; I was basically yearning for a much bright, sweeter Aventus with lush juicy fruit but instead got a Hawaiian floral sun-tan with cloying peach and pineapple pot-pourri 'wood blocks'. Very weird and odd. My rating: 3/10.

Love it. Very simply but cleverly done. Each note has its own phases and they have been put together like a panoramic collage. Opens up with a bright bold blast of ripe warm pineapple, slightly sweet & astringent, as the first phase of the pineapple settles some, the immortelle becomes apparent. At first the maple syrup aspect wraps around what remains of the pineapple and caramelises the sweetness until the spicy, slightly medicinal curry leaf aspect of the immortelle comes to the fore. This the blends perfectly with the slightly earthy patchouli as that makes its appearance on the stage. It then settles into a steady mix of those three notes being anchored firmly by a not too vanillic Tonka. Not your run of the mill frag and different to anything else. This is clearly the work of someone who knows and understands the ingredients and their phases and decays. Projection is moderate to good, Sillage I get good replay from this over the hours. In short, bright, fruity, punchy, earthy fun but mature. It's a winner for me 🏁

When I first blind-smelled it, I picked fig leaf, melon, a little bit of burnt sugar (immortelle) and some unspecified sweetness/ethylmaltol. The opening reminded me a lot of Murmur d'Ete by Plume Impression. Now that I see the notes, and after the top notes settled down, the pineapple and tonka bean kind of make sense as well. Tonka bean probably gives it that milkiness that I first confused with fig, and also that sour fruity note that makes sugar smell like pineapple. Patchuli comes into play later and blends nicely with pineapple, but milkiness keeps it from becoming too similar to Memo's Tamarindo/Coco Mademoiselle. However, immortelle also starts showing its vegetal/nutty side, and this is where my interest starts fading as I don't like this accord. It's good though.

The pineapple is very prominent in the opening and mid. It's a nice opening which reminded me of the sweet pineapple accord in Music For A While. The patchouli and immortelle add a woody touch that makes the scent a bit warmer and slightly spicy. However, the added tonka/vanilla accord can be unbearably sweet at times. I'm no expert on aromachemicals but I wouldn't be surprised if there was a hefty dose of ethylmaltol or similar compound in here. Unisex but slightly more feminine leaning, could be a nice scent for college, suitable for more casual wear. Nothing really ''classy'' or ''elegant'' here. Performance is okay. If you enjoy sweet pineapple scents give it a try, otherwise I'd opt for something more worthwhile. 5/10

I’ve had this for about 2 years now and I pulled it out again today after not wearing since last summer. The weather was fitting, a nice warm but not too hot, spring day and wow I forgot how delicious this smelled and how absolutely potent it is. I mean seriously this perfume is a power house in the best way. You get a lovely pineapple smell that is very uplifting and just a very likable fragrance. I can’t imagine anyone not enjoying it honestly. Two people told me I smelled delicious! I wore it to go workout and it lasted the entire time, sweating and all. Even after a shower it’s still there faintly. Great easy reach fragrance for spring/summer days!

SOTD Parle Moi de Parfum Mile High 38 - 3.5/5 Upon first spray it takes me to a scene of overlooking a sea and breathing in the air salt from a fresh crashing wave. Ten seconds in pineapple appears and then settles into a delightful fruity tropical scent but make it wintery. Great scent and could be a decant purchase in the future. I have three Parle Moi de Perfume full size bottles in my collection and love the house. Reviewed is based on a gifted sample with a decant purchase from a fragrance Facebook group. Wore at home and running errands.

I like to wear this in high summer in NYC or Paris heat. On my skin, the humidity takes it instantly from a well blended pineapple forward masculine cologne to me being the only woman in both cities smelling like the richest middle aged baddie that just stepped out of getting 6 consecutive hours of treatments from the wellness spa at the White Lotus in Bali. 10outta10, get you a bottle, and rock it like you mean it.

Just got a bottle. My wife and I both wore it. It’s hard not to like. It’s definitely not a “go to” for me but it is enjoyable and well done with exceptional performance. If you are a gourmand lover this is 10/10. I was intrigued by the patchouli in here which blends well, but overall this is to sweet for my taste. Will definitely wear on occasions and enjoy it. Safe blind buy. Good Job Parle Moi team!

I get a start of grapefruit tang (pineapple? more grapefruit to my nose) that dries almost immediately to gingerbread with Japanese sandalwood incense underneath. It's very skin level on me, no projection at all, but lasts all day and many hours later, it’s a lovely soft, musky body lotion scent. I really like this one, but it performs like a cheap body splash. Wish it had more oomph.