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M. Micallef

Les 4 Saisons: Black Sea

Les 4 Saisons: Black Sea by M

The Quick Read

Warmly received so far — a warm spicy, woody composition with a amber undertone. Voted best for fall and winter wear — and genuinely unisex.

warm spicesmoky charmcomfortable mysterywoody richnessenveloping
4.02· 97 Ratings
Created byJean-Claude Astier
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Longevity
8.2
Sillage
6.5
Best Time
🌙Night67%
Seasons
🍂 ❄️Fall/Winter
The Story

Les 4 Saisons: Black Sea by M. Micallef was launched in 2005 and crafted by Jean-Claude Astier, known for his ability to blend warmth with complexity. This fragrance opens with a burst of spices like saffron and clove, before settling into the smoky depth of guaiac wood and incense. The base notes of sandalwood, amber, and vanilla create a rich, enveloping warmth that feels both comforting and mysterious.

Scent Profile

Composition & Character

Main Accords

When to Wear

🌸
Spring
☀️
Summer
🍂
Fall
❄️
Winter
🌤️
Day
🌙
Night

Who Wears It

Masculine40%
Unisex40%
Feminine20%
Performance

How It Wears

Longevity
Very Weak1.4k
Weak1.4k
Moderate16.0k
Long14.6k
Eternal2.9k
Sillage
Intimate6.6k
Moderate16.0k
Strong5.6k
Enormous8.5k

Application Tips

This fragrance blooms slowly over time, so apply it in thin layers to allow each note to develop. It pairs well with cooler evenings when you want a scent that feels both warm and enveloping.

Designer M. Micallef

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04 · Dossier

Edited by Scentsation Editorial

The story behind the bottle.

The intimate atmosphere of a cozy cabin by the sea at night, where the smoldering fire and spicy aromas create a sense of warmth and seclusion.

Fig. 01 — Les 4 Saisons: Black Sea, M. Micallef

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