Pasha Fraîcheur Menthe (2000)
by Cartier

Purchased this one in the fragrance district of Laredo tx. a few years back, very minty and fresh , recommend that you spray close to the skin with this fragrance for maximum silage.

18th October, 2010.

Containing a refined citrus/mint top note, this one is more light-footed than the original. Very nice if you prefer a "slimmer" body!

14th November, 2009.

started out with a warm, intriguing, herbal mint. sadly, it quickly dried to a strong, average and headache-inducing musk. ultimately, neither fresh, nor minty. blah.

27th June, 2009.

I expected more mint as well. It has some mint, but really is just a lighter version of Varvatos Vintage/Michael Jordan Cologne (think i'm bullsh!zzing and go smell both, it's the Jordan in the black box.) Not quite what I expected from the pyramid, as so often is the case. Not at all a bad scent. On the good side of neutral.

23rd January, 2009.

I really expected more mint...instead as Vadim pointed out it is sweet, really sweet. It is still very distinct and special, I certainly cannot see wearing this for anything other than a special occasion. This gets credit simply becuase when you need to smell more distinct than the next guy, this Cartier is there for you.

21st December, 2008.

If you know you don't like mint, there's really no reason to try a fragrance with 'fresh mint' in the title... unless you sample fragrances for the express purposes of writing bad reviews and having a high 'review count'. This seems beyond absurd to me but apparently some people do this.

The topnotes of a light, whispy mint definitely freshen this up a lot. Cuts the thickness of the original, and IMO makes it more wearable. I like this more than the original but don't like either enough to buy. If you like mint this just may be a favorite. If you don't like mint, well, see paragraph #1.

27th September, 2008.