Korrigan by Lubin
Men Women 2012
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Description
Korrigan by Lubin is an oriental vanilla fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2012, the nose behind this composition is Thomas Fontaine. The top notes are cognac, saffron, and juniper berries; the heart notes are ambrette musk, whisky, and lavender; and the base notes are leather, musk, oud wood, cedar, and vetiver.
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Key notes
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Top
Cognac
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Heart
Ambrette Musk
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Base
leather
Community
956 votes
- Positive 80%
- Negative 13%
- Neutral 7.0%
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In the collection
Leading answer I want it
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Leading answer Love it
956 votes
Season
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Fragrance profile
About Korrigan
Korrigan by Lubin is an oriental vanilla fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2012, the nose behind this composition is Thomas Fontaine. The top notes are cognac, saffron, and juniper berries; the heart notes are ambrette musk, whisky, and lavender; and the base notes are leather, musk, oud wood, cedar, and vetiver.
Drinks Spices Green, herbal and fougère Musk, amber and animalic Flowers Woods and mosses
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
315 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
408 votes
Character
Leading answer Balanced
190 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
141 votes
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3 reviews
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Korrigan by Lubin is an interesting, delicious, and top-tier discovery. On the skin, it opens with a very prominent cream liqueur accord accented with saffron, giving it a spicy, burnt touch that eventually settles into something milky and boozy with a base of musk, ambrette, and leather—similar to Bentley’s Majestic Cashmere or Dior Homme, but more focused. Overall, Dr. No describes it perfectly, and I believe it deserves more attention. It’s a balanced scent, ideal for special occasions or cold-weather dates. Unisex, though with a stronger masculine character, it has great performance and is quite original. Not overly sweet, it evokes a quality liquor, and you definitely have to try it. Rating: 8/10
Korrigan by Lubin is an interesting, tasty, and top-quality discovery. To my nose, it opens with a very marked cream liqueur accord with saffron, giving it a spicy and burnt touch, but over time it settles into a milky and boozy aroma with a base of musk, ambrette, and leather, similar to Bentley’s Majestic Cashmere or Dior Homme, but more focused. For the rest, Dr. No describes it perfectly, and I think this perfume deserves more attention. Balanced scent, perfect for special occasions or cold-weather dates. Unisex, with more masculine character, good performance, and quite original. Not overly sweet, it evokes a quality liquor, and you definitely have to try it. Rating: 8/10
Am I the only one who notices? 😂 This perfume has been on the market for about 10 years and doesn’t need hype or that garbage. It’s a shame no one pays it attention, but let’s leave the Manceras, Creeds, Kurkjdjians, Nasomattos, Aventus, and Elysiums (parfum Cologne, obviously) to their owners. ➡ What about Korrigan? Imagine it sweet, creamy, and boozy (whisky/cognac) over a musky base. It has oud, cedar, saffron, and leather that add nuances and a slightly dirty finish. It’s like smelling tequila cream: sweet, creamy, and boozy with hints of oud and leather that give it character. That’s Korrigan. Unisex-masculine, linear, and with modest performance. It lacks a bit of ‘punch,’ but it doesn’t make me throw the bottle away. I’m not usually surprised, but the perfumer’s quality places it in another category; in my opinion, it’s one of the best boozy scents alongside Ambre Russe, Single Malt, Kutay, PDLN #2, Baraonda, etc. 10/10