09 - Coup De Foudre Quai Voltaire
Fragrance notes
Character
Ceylon cinnamon opens the composition with a dry, bark-like heat that feels textured rather than powdery. Elemi adds a resinous lift that keeps the spice from sitting flat. Bergamot appears briefly with a clean, pale citrus edge that cuts through the heavier resins. Amber and Siam benzoin create a thick, golden sweetness that leans balsamic. Jasmine sits quietly in the background, offering a soft floral roundness that never dominates.
Tonka bean brings a vanilla-like warmth that pairs closely with the cinnamon. Patchouli adds an earthy depth that grounds the sweeter elements. Sandalwood smooths the base with a creamy, pale wood tone. The overall impression is warm spicy and aromatic, with a balsamic richness that feels substantial on skin. It suits a bright morning in a cool season, when the air is crisp but the sun is out.
The sweetness stays present throughout, balanced by the resinous and woody facets. Cinnamon remains the clearest thread from start to finish. The blend feels polished and intentional, with each note occupying a clear space. Anne Flipo composed a fragrance that moves through resin, flower, and wood without losing its central warmth. The scent hangs in the air as a golden, spicy haze that keeps shifting between
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