Rue Rance Eau Duc de Berry, from Rance 1795 was released in 2009. The perfumer behind this creation is Jeanne Sandra Rance. It has the top notes of Bitter Orange, Coriander, and Mandarin Orange, middle notes of Cardamom, Pepper, Rose, and Violet, and base notes of Cedarwood, Nutmeg, Oakmoss, and Vetiver.
Rue Rance Eau Duc de Berry by Rance 1795
Frequently Asked Questions about Rue Rance Eau Duc de Berry by Rance 1795
What does Rue Rance Eau Duc de Berry by Rance 1795 smell like?
Rue Rance Eau Duc de Berry by Rance 1795 features top notes of Bitter Orange, Coriander, and Mandarin Orange, middle notes of Cardamom, Pepper, Rose, and Violet, and base notes of Cedarwood, Nutmeg, Oakmoss, and Vetiver.
How long does Rue Rance Eau Duc de Berry by Rance 1795 last?
Based on user reviews, Rue Rance Eau Duc de Berry by Rance 1795 has lighter longevity, typically lasting 2-4 hours. The longevity rating is 2.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Rue Rance Eau Duc de Berry by Rance 1795?
Rue Rance Eau Duc de Berry by Rance 1795 has intimate sillage that stays close to the skin. The sillage rating is 2.0 out of 5.
Who created Rue Rance Eau Duc de Berry by Rance 1795?
Rue Rance Eau Duc de Berry by Rance 1795 was created by Jeanne Sandra Rance.
When was Rue Rance Eau Duc de Berry by Rance 1795 released?
Rue Rance Eau Duc de Berry by Rance 1795 was released in 2009.
What season is Rue Rance Eau Duc de Berry by Rance 1795 best for?
According to user reviews, Rue Rance Eau Duc de Berry by Rance 1795 is best suited for Spring and Summer.
Okay so in the opening I actually get quite a lot of sweet, cassis and citrus with a nice, green sort of accord, very fresh and uplifting, I thought it was very striking. Then it dries out in a massive way, with a huge dose of spices but still showing restraint and the Declaration comparisons here start to make a lot of sense, and while the spicing is similar, I'd say a mixture of corriander, caraway/cumin and cardamom, declaration is much pricklier, sweatier and frankly bolder than this fragrance. The drydown of Rance goes to papery iso e super and ionone rather than declaration which seems to hold it's original vibes, much more completely. A little slug of coumarin or something in here gives this a fougere feel for a moment. I liked it initially but it fell a bit flat and not to moan, but it's not very strong or long lasting and ultimately a bit forgettable.
Okay so in the opening I actually get quite a lot of sweet, cassis and citrus with a nice, green sort of accord, very fresh and uplifting, I thought it was very striking. Then it dries out in a massive way, with a huge dose of spices but still showing restraint and the Declaration comparisons here start to make a lot of sense, and while the spicing is similar, I'd say a mixture of corriander, caraway/cumin and cardamom, declaration is much pricklier, sweatier and frankly bolder than this fragrance. The drydown of Rance goes to papery iso e super and ionone rather than declaration which seems to hold it's original vibes, much more completely. A little slug of coumarin or something in here gives this a fougere feel for a moment. I liked it initially but it fell a bit flat and not to moan, but it's not very strong or long lasting and ultimately a bit forgettable.