Fragrance Family: FreshScent Type: Fresh Citrus & FruitsKey Notes: Bergamot, Apple, CardamonFragrance Description: This fragrance opens with a distinctive apple brandy accord, where crisp fruit blends with brandy using perfume notes of rum, moss, and vanilla. The scent carries sophistication with cedarwood, ambroxan, and a fresh trail of bergamot that will leave you deliciously decadent into the night.About the Bottle: The bottle of this Liquors perfume can be refilled indefinitely, because as Kilian himself says, “True luxury should last forever.” This bottle is designed as a speakeasy essential, reminiscent of an art deco glass that pays homage to the quintessential accessory in enjoying a cognac: a crystal glass. The weighted glass is engraved with the iconic K motif, catching light from every angle. It is adorned with a golden, diamond-shaped plaque signed in white serigraphy. These details infuse KILIAN Paris with a sense of timeless luxury.About the Fragrance: This fragrance is a tribute to New York City through one of the oldest, most symbolic American liquors: the apple brandy. The scent has an ice-cold, fresh composition that is both classy and sexy at the same time.
International delivery
Shipping calculated at checkout
Returns & exchanges
Within 30 days of delivery
Fragrance Family: FreshScent Type: Fresh Citrus & FruitsKey Notes: Bergamot, Apple, CardamonFragrance Description: This fragrance opens with a distinctive apple brandy accord, where crisp fruit blends with brandy using perfume notes of rum, moss, and vanilla. The scent carries sophistication with cedarwood, ambroxan, and a fresh trail of bergamot that will leave you deliciously decadent into the night.About the Bottle: The bottle of this Liquors perfume can be refilled indefinitely, because as Kilian himself says, “True luxury should last forever.” This bottle is designed as a speakeasy essential, reminiscent of an art deco glass that pays homage to the quintessential accessory in enjoying a cognac: a crystal glass. The weighted glass is engraved with the iconic K motif, catching light from every angle. It is adorned with a golden, diamond-shaped plaque signed in white serigraphy. These details infuse KILIAN Paris with a sense of timeless luxury.About the Fragrance: This fragrance is a tribute to New York City through one of the oldest, most symbolic American liquors: the apple brandy. The scent has an ice-cold, fresh composition that is both classy and sexy at the same time.
I am obsessed. It smells like a spicy apple. It’s so sweet and sexy. It lasts for hours! I’ve gotten so many compliments on it. I’m on my second bottle.
Love this fragrance! The smell is so distinctive. lasts all day. so intoxicating.
Smells so crisp and clean . Truly a unique gourmand there's no dupe for this , mixed with kayali marshmallow and it smells like heaven. WORTH THE PRICE and the packaging is beautiful a little bit goes a long way
I am completely obsessed with this fragrance. It’s unique and I enjoy not having the same scents as everyone else. The longevity of it is the only downside, but it’s the perfect sensual date night in scent.
My all time favourite perfume! I always get compliments with it :)
I absolutely love this fragrance - it has become one of my favorites! I am so glad one of my friends turned me on to Kilian Paris! I highly recommend this product.
1 to 2 sprays are enough for you to smell amazing. the perfume smells like brown sugar to me and does last for a few hours
My sister pmo to this scent. Soooo unique and sexy . My man is obsessed actually.
I took my 13 year old son shopping for a real cologne for his 13 birthday and he picked this one out of everything in the store. Smells amazing on him a masculine apple boozy scent.
Bought the travel size spray so I'm not sure if the formula is just a bit different from the full size bottle, or it just need to decant.... but the first few spray is NOT apple or booze. If anything, it was a very strong chemical man axe spray scent???? It's a shame, I was super looking forward to a perfume with green apple notes.
