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Product shot of Van Py Rhum by Lorenzo Pazzaglia
Atmospheric scene of Van Py Rhum by Lorenzo Pazzaglia
Product shot of Van Py Rhum by Lorenzo Pazzaglia
Atmospheric scene of Van Py Rhum by Lorenzo Pazzaglia
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Lorenzo PazzagliaVanilla Collection

Van Py Rhum

Boozy vanilla meets sensual warmth, patchouli depth.
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Details on Lorenzo Pazzaglia Van Py Rhum

Van Py Rhum is a luxurious extrait de parfum created by Lorenzo Pazzaglia that masterfully combines drops of rum with soft vanilla on a bed of patchouli and white flowers. This fragrance tells a story of warm elegance through its rich and sophisticated composition.

How does Lorenzo Pazzaglia Van Py Rhum smell?

A rich and complex blend where rum and various types of vanilla (Bourbon, Madagascar, Tahitian) create a warm, boozy opening. The heart reveals creamy white flowers, caramel, and earthy patchouli, while the base features aged rum, Indonesian patchouli, and black vanilla pod, creating a deep, sophisticated gourmand experience.

Sillage

Low
Excellent

Longevity

< 4 hours
> 12 hours

Gendertendency

Masculine
Unisex
Feminine

Uniqueness

Mainstream
Niche

Reviews & Q&A

8.5/10
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karl90
karl90
October 16, 2026
8/10

Caramel Patchouli

Mainly caramel patchouli. Relatively flat but very strong and good for cold weather. I don't really smell rum.

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kot
October 9, 2026
8.5/10

For those with a sweet tooth

A strong rum flavor that fades after a couple of minutes, followed by a lingering blend of vanilla, caramel and patchouli.

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Isobell
Isobell
September 27, 2026
5.5/10

Sweet rum

A sweet rum-vanilla scent. The strong rum note in the opening is way too overpowering for me. On me, it smells like I spilled cheap rum all over myself. It does get better later on, but the top note is too dominant for my taste.

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