Frequently Asked Questions about Bois Bleu by Robert Piguet
What does Bois Bleu by Robert Piguet smell like?
Bois Bleu by Robert Piguet features top notes of Bergamot and Citruses, middle notes of Nutmeg and Violet, and base notes of Cedarwood, Sandalwood, and Vetiver.
Who created Bois Bleu by Robert Piguet?
Bois Bleu by Robert Piguet was created by Aurélien Guichard.
When was Bois Bleu by Robert Piguet released?
Bois Bleu by Robert Piguet was released in 2013.
What season is Bois Bleu by Robert Piguet best for?
According to user reviews, Bois Bleu by Robert Piguet is best suited for Spring and Fall.
Bit of a weird one for me this... I thought it was okay but I'm not crazy about it. From the notes listed here you might think it would be a bit of a tired creation but it isn't that, I found it to be quite original but still not a show stopper. It may have been because I was so taken with Bois Noir which I tried immediately prior to this. Didn't leap out at me. I've been trying to remember the smell of Bleu de Chanel and have failed miserably.(maybe that speaks volumes and both are utterly forgettable?) I remember thinking it was mediocre but I don't recall it being similar to this, although I will have to check...to satisfy Calyx93's curiosity. Apparently BDC is like Davidoff silver shadow altitude(phew!) and this juice is not like that at all...so ergo...ipso facto...it's not like BDC! Hope that helps...Clear as mud!
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Bois Bleu, from Robert Piguet was released in 2013. The perfumer behind this creation is Aurélien Guichard. It has the top notes of Bergamot and Citruses, middle notes of Nutmeg and Violet, and base notes of Cedarwood, Sandalwood, and Vetiver.
Bit of a weird one for me this... I thought it was okay but I'm not crazy about it. From the notes listed here you might think it would be a bit of a tired creation but it isn't that, I found it to be quite original but still not a show stopper. It may have been because I was so taken with Bois Noir which I tried immediately prior to this. Didn't leap out at me. I've been trying to remember the smell of Bleu de Chanel and have failed miserably.(maybe that speaks volumes and both are utterly forgettable?) I remember thinking it was mediocre but I don't recall it being similar to this, although I will have to check...to satisfy Calyx93's curiosity. Apparently BDC is like Davidoff silver shadow altitude(phew!) and this juice is not like that at all...so ergo...ipso facto...it's not like BDC! Hope that helps...Clear as mud!