Description

„Ralliez-vous à mon panache blanc!“ – Follow my white panache! The war cry of King Henry IV states the obvious: Panasch isn’t meant to be worn by regular infantry.

Named after the plume topping of a hat or helmet, this „not safe for work“ fragrance blasts away with top notes of violet leaves covered with pink and black pepper and lends its powerful beguiling qualities to a bitterweet symphony of absinthe botanicals such as „grande wormwood“ and armoise, combined with aromatic woods and topped of with soothing hints of tobacco and vetiver.

Panasch was launched in 2012. The nose behind this fragrance is Pierre-Constantin Guéros.