Le Pavillon d'Or is a serene, pastoral landscape captured in a bottle. It opens with a bracing, cool snap of Eau de Cologne mint and aromatic white thyme, softened by the nectar-like sweetness of hone...
The fragrance is widely praised for its exceptional blending and seamless transitions, with the community describing it as a sophisticated, "creamy-powdery" green scent that feels expensive and artisanal.
Performance is consistently rated as moderate to strong; as an extrait de parfum, it has the tenacity to last through a full day, though its sillage is more polite and atmospheric than overwhelming.
Enthusiasts frequently compare its clean, green character to classics like Chanel No. 19 or Diorella, though it is often noted for having a more modern, vegetal "fig and hay" quality similar to its sibling fragrance, Dusita Erawan.
While versatile, the consensus suggests it shines brightest during the transitional weather of spring and autumn, where its balance of cool mint and warm oak can fully breathe.
It is considered an "acquired taste" by some due to its bitter-green opening and complex floral heart, making it a favorite for niche collectors looking for something outside the mainstream.
