Parfums d'Orsay

Having never smelled real Linden blossom, I can't comment on the running debate on whether this duplicates its name sake or not. What I do know, is that it's very very pretty. The scent is of a...

I have a full bottle of this and I am sorry for all the praisers but this smells nothing like linden flowers. This smells like ''hay abosulute'' if such a thing would exist. Terrible waste of...

First off, I wonder which of the previous reviewers were sniffing the original version and which ones were sniffing the reformulation. As for me, the bottle I acquired appears to be an older...

I have a sealed bottle of vintage 1930s Chevalier by D'Orsay, however, I just checked it and it was a lil loose so I moved the stopper a little without breaking the threaded seal, got some drops...

Count me in on the fans of this one. It's a magnificently boozy tobacco scent. I get definite notes of whiskey and wood. Lovely.

SCENT: The first hours are food! cinnamon, cardamom, carrot, maybe some squash in there too. It dries down into a musky vanilla smell, very similar to Le Male's drydown. I was told that the...

This might suit a man, but not this woman, and I wear plenty of unisex and masculine fragrances. The promised honeyed spicy tobacco I was looking for is there, but one must wade through mounds of...

Parfums d'Orsay Tilleul is a very realistic linden scent. It's linden in hot air, like summer in a bottle. The linden is in it's fullest bloom, or actually, just over the edge of full bloom:...

I'm surprised to see so many comments about this being green and initially bitter - my only concern about this scent is that I find it too sweet to wear in very hot weather. I wish I got a bit...

Chevalier D’Orsay is one of the most beautiful male fragrances I have ever smelled. It is a masterpiece of beautiful, gentle spice. The leather notes are elegant, masculine, subtle yet effective....