Robert Piguet V Eau de Parfum - Unisex Oriental Perfume with Notes of Peach, Rose & Patchouli - Made in France

This smells terrible. Imagine the worst perfume of the 1990s. This is that smell. I wanted to give them at least 2 or 3 stars for the packaging and bottle, but even that isn't remarkable. And for the asking price?! Get out of town. Easily 1 star. No one should pay for this, no matter the price.

This scent just isn't for me. To me it smells kind of musty and it reminds me of something a grandma would wear. I wouldn't wear it again but that is just my opinion. Everyone prefers different scents so just because I don't care for it doesn't mean someone else wouldn't like it.

Far from the exotic, adventurous scent that its marketing literature promises, this bottle of V by Robert Piguet contains what smells to me like an ultra-traditional, powdery, feminine fragrance. It's not unpleasant at all, but it's also far from exciting. I strained to smell most of the notes claimed in the description at all, particularly the spicy and smoky ones, which remained totally undetectable to my nose; it's really just a straightforward powdery-floral scent with perhaps a little bit of candy or fruitiness around the edges. It made me think "mom's dried flower sachets" far more than "exotic" or "sumptuous." There's really not much interest to it, and it doesn't develop much over time, just fades quietly over the relatively short hour or two of sillage that I got from it. I don't much like this kind of fragrance, but even if you did, I'd think there were better choices considering the ultra-high price of this one; start with Chanel. This scent is just a disappointment.

I have couple of Robert Piguet perfumes and I can easily say that their perfumes are not everyone's favorite as they mostly have very unique and different scent which most of the people may don't like it but I personally really like the unique scent of their perfumes. This one has very nice mix scent of peach, cinnamon and pear and I really like it. It's not very light so you should be okay with strong smell perfumes as the smell lasts so long as well.

This small bottle will last for sooo long. Trust me! This isn't one of those fragrances that you spray ten times and barely detect. Instead, this is a layered, concentrated, and complex scent. A spray and half is basically all you need for the entire day!Now, at first, the scent is going to seem too big. (This is especially true if you are accustom to more contemporary, fruity scents. I have a lot that smell like apples or grapefruit!). But, give this a chance to really dry down. When you do that, you are going to find this to be powdery and quite lovely! And, it has tremendous longevity (which seems to be true with carefully crafted French scents).This is really beautiful. Spray it conservatively and really enjoy It. Very highly recommended!

This would be a great choice for someone who likes a muskier woodsy type scent. It has a more "mature" type smell and definitely won't make you smell like a teenager. The scent is long-lasting but not overpowering. 3 stars because it is a really great quality perfume, but I personally am just not fond of the scent.

Packaging is nice and it's very good for giving it as a gift to someone.I personally didn't like the scent that much. Felt it was a little old fashioned. Sweet and warm. It's better for evening and nights. Not something I'd use at work.Not sure if it can be found around at Sephora or Macy's for you to test but do a quick search, if you can find it, I strongly recommend you test it before buying, specially if you don't like sweet tastes.

From the perfumery house that brings us the iconic Fracas, comes this fragrance which is a true gourmand, but dries down to a touch of mysterious wood and spice.It's lush, opulent, and creamy.Usually gourmand fragrances are best left for the young, but this one is definitely adult. Sensual and inviting.Good sillage.