Fort Royal
Pink pepper and orange meet cistus, benzoin, vanilla and patchouli in a warmer, gently resinous portrait of the Caribbean islands.
Perfumer: Corinne Cachen
Fort Royal imagines the warmth and abundant nature of the Caribbean islands, including the quieter pleasure of time spent at leisure. Composed by Corinne Cachen and introduced in 2018, this eau de parfum begins with a brighter spicy character before moving towards a softer resinous sweetness. The setting becomes a relationship between an animated opening and a warmer impression close to skin.
Orange and pink pepper provide fruit and a lighter spicy edge. Cistus forms the heart before benzoin absolute, vanilla and patchouli give the base a quieter depth. The warm resinous character of benzoin connects a milky, vanilla-like softness with the drier, more earthy side of the composition. The spicy outline remains beside that gradually rounder texture.
Consider it for a cooler outing or when you want to spend time with a warmer sweetness. The rounded 100mL presentation combines black glass with a broad black cap. A dark front label carries the house name and botanical emblem, with Fort Royal written beneath them above the curved glass base.
