Vulcan Feu

Between a tangy opening of lemon, rhubarb and mango and a toasted base of tonka bean, cedar, ambergris and moss, Vulcan Feu draws a thread that runs from green fruit to undergrowth. Created by the house French Avenue, the accord moves through a heart tier where jasmine and violet meet pink pepper and praline.

Brand: French Avenue
Olfactory family: Fruity

Published November 11, 2026

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Vulcan Feu is part of the catalog of the house French Avenue. The fragrance comes in three sizes: a 3 ml format, a 10 ml format and a 100 ml bottle.

Olfactory pyramid

Top notesThe first minutes
Heart notesThe heart of the perfume
Base notesWhat lingers

Composition

Top

Mango opens on a sweet tropical fruit with a lactonic roundness. Lemon brings freshness and acidity, while ginger, spicy and warm, keeps a hint of citrus. Rhubarb adds its tart, fruity greenness, that of a vegetal stalk whose tartness evokes a still-green fruit.

Heart

Pink pepper gives a softened spice. Jasmine, a warm and sweet flower, keeps a wild edge, and violet steps forward powdery, green, almost waxy. Praline brings its toasted sugar with nuances of almond and hazelnut, those of a confection of caramelized dried fruits.

Base

Tonka bean is recognizable by its toasted grain, between almond and caramel. Cedar evokes pencil wood and a dry resin; ambergris, woody and camphoraceous, carries an animalic note. Moss closes the accord on a greenness of damp earth and undergrowth.

Fruity family

Mango, rhubarb and lemon give the fruity register, from ripe, lactonic tropical fruit to the acidity of a green stalk. A fruity composition seeks to recreate the pulp or juice of a fruit. In Vulcan Feu, praline and tonka bean extend this fruit toward toasted, gourmand tones.