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· floral heart
Released 2014 by Olivier Pescheux
**Geranium Odorata** opens with cool bergamot and the sharp snap of pink pepper, giving the first minutes a dry, almost crystalline feel. Soon the geranium rises on skin—not soapy, but leafy, with a faint metallic coolness and a rosy tint.
Shared notes: bergamot, green notes, pink pepper, cardamom, vetiver, musk
Where it differs: geranium, turkish rose, tonka bean, cedar
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· woody backbone
Released 2002 by Dominique Ropion
**Vetiver Extraordinaire** opens with a dry, almost sparkling citrus accord: bergamot and bitter orange cast a cool light that immediately outlines the vetiver root.
Shared notes: bergamot, pink pepper, cardamom, vetiver, sandalwood, musk
Where it differs: bitter orange, cedar, clove, oakmoss
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· floral heart
Released 2013 by Calice Becker
The Peony Pavilion by By Kilian appears in 2013 as a unisex composition by Calice Becker. In the available descriptions, it is framed around the image of a blooming garden and the calm of a tea ritual.
Shared notes: bergamot, green notes, pink pepper, peony, sandalwood, musk
Where it differs: mandarin, rose, osmanthus, jasmine sambac
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· bright citrus opener
Released 2020 by Jacques Cavallier Belletrud
**Meteore** opens bright and dry: the citrus here is not sweet, but almost mineral, like the cool juice of zest on your fingertips.
Shared notes: bergamot, neroli, pink pepper, cardamom, vetiver, musk
Where it differs: mandarin, orange, patchouli
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· woody backbone
**Menace** opens with a dry, almost sparkling strike of bergamot and pink pepper, sharpened by a spicy shadow of saffron. After a few minutes it warms on the skin, and at the centre a rose appears without sweetness—more velvety than lush,…
Shared notes: bergamot, pink pepper, cardamom, amber, sandalwood, vetiver
Where it differs: saffron, rose, geranium, frankincense
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· floral heart
**No Way To Say Goodbye** opens with dry citrus and pepper: the start is bright but not sweet, with a cool, slightly sharp edge on skin.
Shared notes: bergamot, pink pepper, cardamom, vetiver, amber, sandalwood
Where it differs: mandarin, rose, geranium, frankincense