Pasha Parfum
Cartier (2020)

This is definitely not bad, but the overall impression is a bit synthetic for me. It is what it is - a pina colada sandalwood scent. I don't get a ton of 'spice', there's really not much breaking up the pineapple/coconut (maybe mostly coconut) accord. This is billed as a masculine but there's nothing masculine about it, to me. That's not really a problem, but it should help you understand the overall impression.

If you like Declaration parfum - this is nothing like that. If you like Pasha EDT - I haven't tried that one yet, but from what I gather it bears no similarity.

I will say this would probably garner a lot of compliments, so it has that going for it, but is it worth wearing something you don't like to get compliments? For me, no. Maybe you would like it.

ive tried a lot of fragrances at this point and this one still stunned me with its beautiful boozy accord

This fragrance offers an interesting blend of sandalwood and balsam fir with a hint of booziness that's not overpowering enough to make it overly sweet. It's a pleasant surprise, as I initially thought it might turn into a typical synthetic amberwood scent. Sandalwood lovers should definitely give it a try.

Performance and longevity are impressive. It's difficult to compare this parfum to the original, as they have very distinct differences. The parfum has a modern and versatile feel, while the original has an old-school barbershop vibe. While I've encountered similar scents that I prefer, that's not to say that this is a boring or mediocre fragrance. If I caught a whiff of someone wearing it on the street, I'd be pleased.

A boozy, coconutty synth-sandalwood with a bit of tastefully applied spice. It's straightforward, but still elegant and pleasing. It displays a refinement and style that doesn't often show up in mainstream designer releases, suggestive of more niche profiles.

Laurent's composition nods to the original Pasha in a few respects (the spiciness in the opening, the sort of creamy sensation in the mid), but it isn't a meaningful sibling and is better regarded as a standalone.

Very similar to Stash by SJP, but a little more masculine. The creamy, rich sandalwood is almost boozy. I really like this because it's quite pleasant but not the usual new release that just seems to be a rehash of some bestseller.

Very good performance with adequate projection and longevity lasting most of the day. Feels a little heavy so wear lightly or spray as normal in cooler temps.

A fantastic juice from start to finish. A slightly sweet sandalwood whiskey vibe with tonka and maybe vanilla to my nose. I see where ZC mentioned it could have been a flanker in the L'Envol line and I would agree. Although this isn't honey sweet to my nose it does have that L'Envol "vibe". For the price this is spectacular. Not to overbearing nor super sweet. If you can sample go for it... once you do I think you will probably be looking to make a purchase. Enjoy!