Plum WineOpens with
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Blonde WoodsDries down to
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Serviette · Sold as unisex
Priscus
The quiet luxury of an autumn evening, where the scent of ripe fruit mingles with warm spices and soft florals in a cozy interior.
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PriscusHow it wears
From community votes · bars are each option's shareComposition & Character
Notes Pyramid
TopOpening
HeartThe Soul
BaseFoundation
The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2026, Priscus by Serviette is a unisex scent that seamlessly blends fruity and floral notes with a powdery undercurrent. Perfumer Trey Taylor crafts an intriguing composition that opens with the rich aroma of plum wine and plum blossom, bringing a sense of sophistication and depth. The heart introduces cinnamon and osmanthus for warmth, while heliotrope and immortelle add a sweet, floral complexity. The base notes of blonde woods and patchouli ground the scent in earthy tones, ensuring a lasting impression that is both fresh and enveloping.
Priscus is best applied lightly to pulse points — the plum wine top notes are vibrant but fleeting. The powdery and vanilla base develops slowly, so wait at least an hour for it to fully settle into your skin. It's ideal for cooler evenings when you want a scent that feels both fresh and enveloping.
Fig. 01 — Priscus, Serviette
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Trey Taylor
Trey Taylor, a Canadian perfumer raised in Cranbrook, BC, near the Rocky Mountains, graduated from Central Saint Martins and worked with brands like Nike and American Express while editing culture magazines including Dazed and The Face.
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