Is Noix de Tubéreuse still in production?+−
No, this fragrance has been discontinued. It may still be found through specialist stockists or secondary market resellers, but it is no longer part of the standard Miller Harris lineup.
How does this compare to other famous tuberose scents like Fracas?+−
Unlike the loud, buttery, and "narcotic" style of Fracas, Noix de Tubéreuse is much softer and more powdery. It trades high-octane floral drama for a green, clover-like freshness and a warm, ambery base.
Is this scent strictly for women?+−
While marketed for women and featuring a classic floral-powdery profile, its green clover notes and balsamic tonka base give it a balanced, botanical quality that some men who enjoy soft, oriental-floral scents find wearable.
What season is best for wearing this fragrance?+−
It is highly versatile. Its green and floral notes shine in the warmth of spring and summer, while the amber, tonka bean, and iris provide enough "body" and coziness to make it a comforting choice for cooler autumn days.
