Maitre Parfumeur et Gantier Perfumes

One of my favorite jasmines out there. I find it has more depth, more warmth and more oomph than A La Nuit, which I like a lot. Think of it as A La Nuit's more troublesome room mate: MPG...

Or Des Indes by Maître Parfumeur et Gantier opens with a puff of aldehydes and powdery notes and immediately reminds me of Ombre Rose L'Original by Jean Charles Brosseau. Like OR, ODI has a vintage...

Eau des Iles by Maitre Parfumeur et Gantier really makes me smile. It opens up with a huge eye-watering dose of smoke and coffee while a timid, yet pretty yellow floral note is trapped inside....

I also am surprised by the low rating. My husband bought me this for Valentines Day saying that it could be my fresh day time fragrance. I think it's modern but not boring, long lasting but not...

This isn't overly masculine on me at all; it's unisex. It is slightly sweet, balmy/balsamic coffee. In fact, I'd have to say it's one of the best coffee scents I've ever tried. It isn't spice...

Secrete Datura is a fragrance that I love dearly. To me, it is best when it is subdued so I use it modestly and prefer dabbing it. When dabbed, it is not an obvious compliment getter like some...

I think this description is spot on "to evoke summer evenings and suntanned skin"; it's tropical with the wet greenery, ylang and jasmine but not suntan lotion, gourmand or artificial. It opens...

Maitre Parfumeur et Gantier being a bit like the Bond n° 9 of Europe (it makes a lot of new fragrances every year and all are very different) Fleur des Comores belongs to the L'Invitation au Voyage...

I love the datura note in fragrances (although I've never smelled the actual flower) and I cherish my Serge Lutens Datura Noir as much as I appreciate my favourite nose, Keiko Mecheri, and her own...

I am giving Eau des Iles (EdI henceforth) a "5" because it's a great idea executed well. I'm not sure it's completely original - L'Artisan's L'eau de Navigateur (NOT Navegar - which is something...