Nevermore - eau de parfum

Nevermore by Frapin is a peppery woody rose, with a metallic-leathery twist.

The poet Edgar Allan Poe is sad about all that he loses and keeps repeating the recurring line “never again, nevermore.”

The poem “Nevermore” was written with ink and a raven’s plume. The story goes that every January the 19th, on the poet’s birthday, a mysterious visitor visits Edgar Poe’s grave to lay down 3 roses and a bottle of brandy….

The mystery of this beautiful act, the baroque and gloomy universe, roses and cognac… was Frapin’s inspiration for a new fragrance story.

Quote about Nevermore, from the review of Ca Fleure Bon:
“Nevermore is this obsessive morbid darkness, distilled through two potent roses, (Centifolia and Damask), one cold and glassy, the other swooning and capricious. Strong woody rose accords can often smell frivolous or petrolic in but there is a fermented smokiness to the duo in Nevermore, which is exploited by the tides of amber washing in and over the composition.”

Black pepper, Aldehydes, Cedarwood, Rose, Saffron, Amber

Frapin is a cognac house that also has a fragrance line. The Frapin family has been based at the Château de Fontpinot, in the heart of the Grande Champagne region, since 1270. Their cognacs and fragrances are a beautiful reflection of French cultural sophistication. The inspiration of the perfumes lies in the richness of taste, colors and scents of cognacs. The perfumes all exude an air of luxury, which is what one expects from a cognac house! They transport the wearer to a sense of beauty, celebration and seduction.