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A very hot Mexican red pepper sets chocolate on fire in the Red Philtre! A narcotic touch of poppy to soften any resistance… and fever spreads all around! Irresistible chocolate and its magic fortifying powers, indicted in 1621 by a Viennese theologian for kindling passion, are made even stronger by fiery red pepper! It all comes straight from an ancient Aztec love potion of which Emperor Moctezuma drank up to fifty cups a day before visiting the women in his harem… then offered to Cortez in 1519. |
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Red pepper, soft and creamy chocolate, vanilla, cloves and poppy, hints of musk and amber. |
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Bertrand Duchaufour
Other fragrances by: Bertrand Duchaufour |
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