Condition grade
Pristine stock. Factory-sealed or visually untouched, with batch details documented before release.
Five discontinued flankers of Thierry Mugler's iconic A*Men — each one a different experiment with the same patchouli-caramel DNA. Pure Malt adds scotch whisky. Pure Havane layers in cigar tobacco. Pure Tonka deepens into vanilla. Pure Shot goes green and aromatic. Pure Energy lightens into a citrus fougère. Together they trace exactly how far one base accord can stretch.
"Five discontinued A*Men experiments. One legendary DNA."
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Sets are made for comparison: five different samples grouped around one mood, batch story or wearing context, available in either 2ML or 5ML atomisers.
Thierry Mugler launched A*Men in 1996 as the masculine counterpart to Angel. Both were built around a synthetic accord called Ethyl Maltol — a caramel-candy molecule combined with patchouli — that was genuinely unlike anything else on the market. The flanker series ran through the 2000s before being discontinued. None of the limited editions were restocked.
Pristine stock. Factory-sealed or visually untouched, with batch details documented before release.