PanAme

PanAme, released by Jean Patou in 2001 and composed by Jean-Michel Duriez, is a feminine fragrance that people describe as equally gourmand and floral, with green, woody and musky sides that about half of wearers also notice.

The notes come as a single list rather than a pyramid. Peach and pear bring the soft, juicy sweetness that earns the gourmand label; linden blossom adds a honeyed, slightly green floral tone, and violet gives a cool, powdery edge. Oakmoss brings a dry, forest-floor greenness that keeps the fruit from becoming cloying, and sandalwood and musk round everything into a smooth, skin-like finish.

This is a fruity floral with an old-fashioned mossy base, which suggests it sits better in cooler weather and on quieter occasions than a sharp summer scent would. There are no community reports on how long it lasts or how far it carries, so expect to test it on skin.

PanAme — for women fragrance by Jean Patou (released 2001). Notes: Lime (Linden) Blossom, Musk, Oakmoss, Peach, Pear, Sandalwood, Violet. — Parfica open fragrance database