Minotaure
Paloma Picasso· 1992
FruitsFruity
Aldehydes
BergamotCitrus
GalbanumGreen
CorianderSpicy
TarragonAromatic
What Minotaure smells like
Minotaure opens with fruits, aldehydes, bergamot and galbanum, moves into a heart of geranium, lily of the valley, jasmine and rose and dries down to musk, tonka bean, amber and sandalwood. The overall character reads sweet, spicy and fruity, with oriental and woody behind it. In one line: sweet-spicy.
Community 346 VOICES
About
Minotaure is an eau de toilette by Paloma Picasso, released in 1992. The perfumer is Michel Almairac. It is marketed for men. 346 community votes give Minotaure 7.6 out of 10. Minotaure costs €50–150 per 100 ml: the common bottle is 75 ml for about €50.
- Perfumer
- Michel Almairac
- Price
- €50–150 per 100 ml · ~€50 for 75ml
Smells similar
Closest to Minotaure by notes and accords: Jil Sander Man Feeling Man by Jil Sander, Nº 4 by Jil Sander and Vetiver Terra by Adolfo Dominguez. The nearest one shares fruits, tarragon and geranium.
Cheaper alternatives
Minotaure costs about €67 per 100 ml. These smell close for far less.
Data: Parfumo