Lalique Encre Noire – Men's Fragrance

Lalique Encre Noire is a woody fragrance for men, now available at a discount in the 100 ml bottle at Notino. A great deal for fans of dark, dry compositions with vetiver who want to grab a brand famous for its artistic glass at a lower price than usual. Shopping through Soleback also gets you cashback on part of your spend.

Encre Noire – Cypress, Vetiver and Cashmere Wood

The composition was created by Nathalie Lorson. It's an aromatic woody scent that unfolds gradually. It opens with cool cypress notes, while vetiver adds a touch of mystery. The heart reveals warmer Haitian and bourbon vetiver, and the base highlights cashmere wood and musk. The overall effect is masculine, elegant and classic, but with a contemporary twist.

Bottle with History: The “Biches” Inkwell from 1913

The name is no coincidence. The bottle design was inspired by the “Biches” inkwell from 1913, created by René Lalique. In this fragrance, luxurious materials meet the craftsmanship of the glassmakers who brought it to life. That’s why Lalique men’s fragrances often end up on the shelf as a decorative piece, not just a cosmetic.

When to Wear Lalique Encre Noire?

The brand recommends this scent for evenings as well as daytime in cooler months. Its deep, woody base pairs well with a wool coat, chunky knit sweater or shirt under a blazer. If you’re looking for a classic-style pour homme, this one’s for you.

Lalique Encre Noire – Product Details

• Brand: Lalique
• Type: Eau de Toilette for men
• Size: 100 ml
• Fragrance Family: Aromatic, Woody
• Top Notes: Cypress
• Heart Notes: Bourbon and Haitian Vetiver
• Base Notes: Cashmere Wood, Musk
• SKU: LALENCM_AEDT10

Frequently Asked Questions about Lalique Encre Noire

What notes does this fragrance have? It opens with cypress, the heart features bourbon and Haitian vetiver, and the base includes cashmere wood and musk.

Is it a winter scent? According to the brand, it suits evenings and daytime in colder months, especially winter.

Who created this composition? The fragrance was composed by perfumer Nathalie Lorson, and the bottle was inspired by the “Biches” inkwell from 1913 designed by René Lalique.