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Encelade
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Encelade by Marc-Antoine Barrois is a green aromatic fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2022, this composition is signed by perfumer Quentin Bisch. The top note features a vibrant rhubarb that gives way to a heart of cedar, while the base notes reveal vetiver, sandalwood, tonka bean and leather.
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Undoubtedly a great perfume. The earthy, smoky tone and that deep green give it a modern, trendy touch, yet that omnipresent rhubarb dominates, flooding everything. This simple ‘vegetable’ already feels heavy and unattractive after smelling it and smelling it constantly. Christine Nagel from Hermès seems to have discovered rhubarb and features it in all her compositions… Barrois has already used it, and for now, that’s enough… let’s just let it grow peacefully in the fields 🥱.
I agree with the previous review. It’s a lovely rhubarb, woody and floral, but it comes across as heavy. The fragrance would be perfect if that note toned down a bit; that vegetal touch becomes annoying at times. The rhubarb is very well executed and isn’t synthetic, but even natural, it’s sharp and bittersweet, just like here. It might be more aggressive on the skin, though the trail shows a more restrained side. Those who like the acid/sweet duality (like grapefruit scents) might enjoy this. It has presence, stature, and a good trail; it’s elegant, leans slightly masculine, and develops better that way, but women can wear it perfectly too. It offers versatility, something not all niche perfumes have. EDIT: As it dries, I note a biscuit-like touch that makes it an interesting aromatic woody. The sweet/acid facet develops further, winning the first round. For some reason, it reminds me of the beautiful and discontinued Thé Rouge by Bvlgari.
At first, it smells of woody smoke, but if you lean in, it’s the mist of someone smoking weed. Lean in even more, and a citrusy, sweet scent filters through underneath. Once you get used to the smoke, the fragrance gains strength and the weed note fades, leaving only that sweet, mineral touch. That’s Encelade: the notes don’t say that, but that’s what it smells like. It has projection, longevity, and evolution. Ideal for fresh autumn or spring days. Honestly, it doesn’t seem very striking or sexy to me, nor is it my type. It makes a cross-journey with Ganymede: the end of one reminds you of the beginning of the other. Au revoir!
At first, it smells of woody smoke, but as you get closer, it seems like the mist of someone smoking weed. If you get even closer, a citrusy and sweet scent filters through underneath. Over time, the weed smell fades, leaving you with that sweet and mineral touch. It’s basically what Encelade seemed like to me: the notes don’t say that, but that’s what it smells like. It has projection, longevity, and evolution. Ideal for fresh autumn or spring days, but it doesn’t seem very striking, attractive, or sexy to me. It’s not my type of fragrance. It makes a cross-journey with Ganymede: its end reminds you of the beginning of that one, and vice versa. Au revoir!
As mentioned further down, an overpowering perfume. It’s true that first it’s a very distinctive scent, it didn’t remind me of anything, and second that it buzzes a lot for hours, which is a blessing if you love it and a curse if you don’t, as it’s one of those perfumes you either love or hate. I am of the latter; I didn’t like it (in contrast, I LOVE Ganymede). In fact, I had a decant and I must say that today, after two or three months of having it, I can still detect its scent in the drawer. It’s a very strong perfume; I feel rhubarb + smokiness + something very sweet which is probably Tonka (sweet perfumes aren’t my thing). Unfortunately, I have to say that Encelade is the least favourite of the brand; the other three are very similar, like the same aroma with slight variations.
I have a clone from Dua Fragrances called Fucking Fabulous that is identical to the Barrois perfume, 95% or more. It’s closer to Tom Ford. It’s the same but more potent than this one, so it saturated me quickly and I put it away in the collection, sometimes taking it out to perfume the house by spraying it on the curtains. It’s nice, but I stick with FF. Between this and the clone… well, the clone is much cheaper and lasts forever. So if you like this fragrance and you don’t need a pretty bottle or to show off a brand in a tacky way like a Rolex owner, don’t hesitate; the clone is your fragrance.
Fantastic perfume, just as it is. For me, this is everything I ask for in a fragrance: incredible scent, longevity, projection, and distinction. It’s a proper beast; this never stops buzzing; with a 100ml bottle, you’re set for a lifetime. This will be reformulated very soon because it’s not normal. Marked rhubarb, lots of it; for lovers of this note, it’s a must-have. That rhubarb combined with the noticeable cedar makes this something wonderful. 10/10
Amazing perfume, just like that. For me, this is everything I ask for in a perfume: incredible scent, longevity, projection, and distinction. It’s a real beast; this never stops buzzing; with a 100ml bottle you have it for a lifetime. This will be reformulated very soon because it’s not normal. Marked rhubarb, lots of it; for lovers of this note, it’s mandatory. That rhubarb in conjunction with that cedar, which I can smell quite a bit, makes this something wonderful. 10/10.
What is most felt is the rhubarb-vetiver duo, nuanced and complex; it surely has more notes than listed. In the final dry-down, I clearly distinguish fig leaf and other woods. A perfume of extremely high quality, original, potent, and long-lasting, not suitable for beginners. It seems essential to smell it at least once once. A work of art that only appears very rarely. I love it, the best in the collection for my taste.
Amazing perfume!!! You can feel every single note. Masculine, green, predominant note? Vetiver, accompanied by a regal rhubarb, the creaminess of sandalwood, and a very faint impression of natural vanilla. An impressive composition, for very demanding and experienced noses, for a tall man, in autumn and winter, in formal settings. Performance and dry-down… sublime.
What a gem! You can smell every note: masculine, green, with vetiver taking the lead, a regal rhubarb, the creaminess of sandalwood, and a very distant touch of natural vanilla. Impressive for demanding and experienced noses, ideal for a tall man in autumn and winter in formal settings. Performance and dry-down: sublime.
The ‘green’ brother of the family, a delight for sure… What rich vetiver. I would like Barrois fragrances to be more different from each other, as they seem to be flankers of one another… but at the same time I love all of them, so I can’t complain. Also, I think it’s very respectable that the brand follows its own distinctive line; since if there’s anything they don’t lack, it’s personality and presence. I can only point out one downside, the price… but these are such unique fragrances that I don’t see them as suitable for every day or occasion, so a decant is more than enough for me to enjoy it.
What a wonderful perfume. It’s undoubtedly my favourite Marc Antoine Barrois. An opening with fresh, sparkling rhubarb, an earthy heart, and a woody, creamy, and sweet dry-down. It has everything. It’s a unique, special, and dense aroma. Moreover, its performance is extraordinary. It lasts longer than a Turkish novel: ETERNAL. And on top of that, the price is reasonable. Honestly, I can’t find any fault with it. In summary: Age 25+, unisex leaning towards masculine. Too dense for warm weather, but perfect for cold and temperate climates. Scent: 9/10. Longevity: 10/10. Duration: 12h. Projection: 9/10. Versatility: 8/10. Price: €1.95/ml. Final score: 9.33/10.
What a wonder! It’s definitely my favourite from Marc Antoine Barrois. It comes out fresh and sparkling with rhubarb, an earthy heart, and a dry-down that is woody, creamy, and sweet. It has it all: a unique, special, and dense aroma. The performance is extraordinary; it lasts longer than a Turkish novel, ETERNAL! And the price is reasonable. Honestly, I can’t find any fault with it. Age: 25+. Unisex, but more masculine. Very dense for heat, but perfect for cold and mild weather. Scent: 9/10. Longevity: 10/10. Duration: 12 hours. Projection: 9/10. Versatility: 8/10. Price: €1.95/ml. Final score: 9.33/10.
A perfume as perfect as a pine tree; I don’t understand why it doesn’t have more buzz. A fresh, sparkling rhubarb opening, with an earthy but pleasant vetiver and a very slight smokiness, at least in my nose. The evolution is simply beautiful; it reveals those woody sides of the cedar and creamy notes of the vanilla, a clean, soft, and elegant vanilla. I’ve always said my favourite Marc Antoine Barrois was Ganymede, but now I’m not so sure, as this is a unique perfume with excellent quality and abyssal performance. Projection over six hours and longevity over twelve… BEAST MODE. It’s suitable for all seasons if you control the sprays. I just say this is another masterpiece by Quentin Bisch.
A truly potent fragrance; I don’t know why it doesn’t have more fame. It starts with a fresh, electric rhubarb, mixed with a pleasant, earthy vetiver and a very subtle smoky touch. The evolution is beautiful: the woody nuances of cedar and clean, elegant creamy vanilla emerge. I used to say Ganymede was my favourite from Marc Antoine Barrois, but now this competes with it; it’s unique, top quality, and beastly performance. The projection exceeds six hours and the longevity twelve… BEAST MODE. I use it all year round, regulating the sprays. It’s another masterpiece by Quentin Bisch.
This will be my next purchase. Yesterday at the El Corte Inglés in Seville, the Isolee assistant let me try several jewels from this perfumer. I loved this one; I admit it’s not for everyone, but it transported me to a pleasant place. The rhubarb awakens a powerful side in anyone who wears it; it’s a perfume for powerful women. If you wear it, you’re sure to leave a scent trail of power and well-being. It makes you feel good, going beyond the physical. It’s a mysterious and addictive halo. It lasted a long time on my skin and projected quite well. It will be my next acquisition, although it’s more of a winter scent; controlling the sprays, it adapts to any climate. Here, we have enough heat. It’s a different scent, with character and personality. I liked it a lot, but I think you should test it first. It’s not like Tilia, by the same author and liked by everyone… this one is more ‘here I am’. Tilia is sweeter and warmer, like a winter sun that everyone loves.
I’ll definitely buy it. Yesterday at the El Corte Inglés in Seville, the guy from Isolee let me try several jewels from this fantastic fragrance. I loved this one; I admit it’s not for everyone, but it transported me to a wonderful place; the rhubarb awakens something powerful within you. It’s for strong women; if you wear it, you leave traces of power and well-being, you feel good, it goes beyond the physical. It’s a mysterious and addictive halo; it lasted a long time on the skin and projected quite well. It will be my next purchase, although it’s more of a winter scent; with controlled spraying, it adapts to any climate, and here we have plenty of heat. It’s a different scent, with character and personality. I liked it a lot, but I think you should try it before; it’s not like Tilia by the same author, which everyone likes… this one is more ‘here I am’. Tilia is sweeter and warmer, like a winter sun that everyone enjoys.
Unique scent, for sure. Watch out: the rhubarb is a very particular green and vegetal touch that overpowers everything, always accompanied by an exquisite vetiver. It’s a great perfume, but that rhubarb feels too invasive to me; it’s not for me, even though expectations were high. The dry-down is magnificent, so yes, testing on skin before buying is mandatory here.