BRECOURT Poivre Bengale EDP 50 ml Kipling once said that chi who has not seen India will never know what it means to “see”. This is even truer when referring to its olfactory world. For this second act of the ephémère collection, Emilie Bouge chose spices, travel, heat, origins, and richness. Bengal pepper was the first species introduced into Europe in ancient times, more precious than gold, and for a time it was even used as currency. A subtle, pleasant note, sweeter than the pepper we use daily and never used before in perfumery, is here enhanced by nutmeg, clove absolute, and ginger. A persistent hint in an exotic air saturated with sandalwood, cashmere, leather, and ambergris. Olfactory Family: Woody Spicy. Olfactory Description: Bengal Pepper, Ginger, Cloves, Nutmeg, Sandalwood, Leather, Cashmere Wood, Amber. EDP 50 ml