Pan Ame de Patou Jean Patou 2001

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Pan Ame de Patou is a perfume by Jean Patou for women and was released in 2001. The scent is fruity-sweet. The production was apparently discontinued.

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Perfumer

Jean-Michel Duriez

Fragrance Notes

Pear

Oakmoss

Lime blossom Musk

Musk

Peach

Sandalwood Violet

Violet

Ratings

Scent

7.113 Ratings

Longevity

7.39 Ratings

Sillage

6.29 Ratings

Bottle

6.713 Ratings

Submitted by DonVanVliet, last update on 12.02.2017.

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11/11/2012

8
Scent

Smellsogood
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Smellsogood

Very helpful Review 5

Fruity Floral For Adults

This opens with a wonderful real pear note, that's not too sweet, and then joined by a hint of peach. After that it becomes sweetly green, like newly unfurled leaves, with a hint of moss and musk to temper things in the base. A well constructed, un-childish fruity floral that makes for a great summer fragrance.

08/23/2012

jtd
484 Reviews

jtd

Helpful Review 3

odd bird

The dry fruity floral is an interesting bird. It allows for a nuance in composition that is hard to convey in a syrupy fruity floral. Patou’s Enjoy has a lovely crystal upper register, and Gucci II edp includes a dry, leafy/herbal aspect that gives it a beautifully full feeling within a narrow tonal range. Pan Ame's violet pear is interesting but not quite as balanced as the other two. I imagine Pan Ame (2001) was intended to be a ladylike or grown-up version of the kiddy fruity florals that were rampant at the time, and in this respect it succeeds.

The upshot, unintentional unless Jean-Michel Duriez is a secret satirist, is that the flowers smell plastic and the fruit has an acetone bite. This is the spiritual ancestor of État Libre’s Vierges et Toreros’ vinyl floral. Wear it as you would V et T and it’s surprisingly rewarding.