Drakkar Noir
Lavender, lemon, and mandarin meet coriander and juniper, with cedar and vetiver giving the aromatic freshness a calmer woody outline.
Perfumer: Pierre Wargnye
Drakkar Noir
Drakkar Noir expresses the presence of the night through aromatic freshness and a darker woody character. Pierre Wargnye created this eau de toilette in 1982. Its aromatic fougère structure connects the brand's ideas of confidence and mystery with a fresh opening and a calmer depth underneath.
Lavender, lemon, and mandarin introduce brightness, while coriander and juniper give that opening a more defined herbal and spicy character. The fragrance is shaped by those aromatic outlines rather than citrus freshness alone. Cedar and vetiver support the composition, carrying its cooler impressions toward a more settled woody finish.
The 50 mL bottle combines a black body and cap with gently rounded shoulders. White lettering names the fragrance and brand on the front, giving the dark form a simple, clear identity. It suits neat clothes and evening outings that welcome the contrast between crisp herbs and quieter woody depth.






