Scoville

Inspiration
The Scoville scale measures how hot a pepper is. Patrice Revillard made it into a perfume that plays with fire without burning. He combined three kinds of pepper with priprioca, a sacred root from the Amazon used by indigenous peoples for centuries.

Fragrance Family
Spicy and woody

The Olfactive Composition
Top notes: Red chili pepper, sichuan pepper, black pepper
Heart notes: Priprioca
Base notes: Woody notes, vanilla, musk

Perfumer
Patrice Revillard

The Signature of Scoville
Red chili, Sichuan pepper and black pepper open fresh, tingling and fiery. Priprioca brings a spicy, ambery heart. Woody notes with vanilla and musk temper the fire into a gentle glow.

What our ParfuMaria team thinks of this fragrance
Scoville sounds hot, but it is surprisingly wearable, which is exactly what we love about it. The Sichuan pepper gives a citrusy tingle that wakes you up, and the vanilla eventually softens the whole. We enjoy it on a crisp morning, when we could use a boost of energy. Ideal for spice lovers looking for something new.