Yves Saint Laurent Yvresse Champagne

Yvresse (Champagne) – Yves Saint Laurent

Yvresse (Champagne) arrived in 1993 as Yves Saint Laurent’s answer to the glittering optimism of the early ’90s.

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Accords

fruity powdery sweet warm spicy amber woody

Notes Pyramid

Top
PeachNectarineApricotCarawayAniseMint
Heart
CinnamonLitchiRoseRose OilCarnationVioletIrisJasmineLily-of-the-Valley
Base
OakmossAmberBenzoinVanillaPatchouliStyraxCedarMuskVetiverCoconut

Pros & Cons

  • ✅ This is and always has been a beauty. I bought my bottle as a reward for leaving my job and moving onto something more rewarding and challenging back in 2022.
  • ✅ The most beautiful perfect perfume that did ever exist. Lychee, nectarines, all sorts of delicious woods and vanilla and delight jostling for position.
  • ✅ Beautiful fruity, woody & powdery number that reminds me so much of Chinese dried plum.
  • ✅ The nectar of the Gods? Rich, golden, honeyed, amber spice. Floral and resinous. Religious.
  • ✅ I love it. I went to the YSL counter in Selfridges and tried it. It's great, I didn't find it outdated at all.
  • ❌ I found it very dated. My partner and I both found it very dated. He said it smells 'grandma style.'
  • ❌ To her, Yvresse smells like 'toilet freshener'.
  • ❌ My husband absolutely hates it and thinks it smells like an old lady, that is his mother who doesn't wear perfume anyway.

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