Love Love At Night
Fragrance notes
Character
A courtyard table holds a glass of dark wine while the air turns thick with blackberry and rhubarb, the tart edges softened by a bright press of bergamot. Jasmine and rose drift upward as black currant deepens the fruit, keeping the floral side from floating away. Patchouli anchors the blend with an earthy weight, and vanilla and praline add a sweet, woody warmth that feels close to the skin and stays present without reaching far into the surrounding air. The scent moves with the person wearing it, steady through the evening and fading only when the night ends.
Love Love At Night, composed by Fabrice Pellegrin and launched in 2011, carries its fruity and aromatic accords through a warm, dim setting where conversation lingers and glasses are refilled. The green freshness of the opening settles into a spicy, floral heart, then rests on a base that feels grounded rather than expansive. It suits someone who enjoys a fragrance that stays near and does not overwhelm a small gathering. Those who want a scent that projects across a room will find this one too reserved. The final impression is patchouli.
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