Our take
What does Angel Eau Sucrée smell like?
Mugler released Angel Eau Sucrée in spring 2014 as a limited edition and brought it back for several springs after that. Dorothée Piot of Robertet composed this eau de toilette. The star bottle keeps the original shape. The scent follows a pastry chef's logic. It opens on a red berry sorbet, cold and tart, lifted by citrus. The heart moves to caramel and meringue. Together they smell like a bakery window on a Sunday morning. Vanilla and patchouli hold the base. Patchouli, so dominant in Angel, plays a supporting role here. The house DNA is intact but the brutality is gone. Next to the 1992 Angel, which is denser and earthier, Eau Sucrée feels light and summery. It also fades sooner, which makes sense for an eau de toilette. As a limited edition it can be hard to track down.
When to wear it
A sunny-weather gourmand for weekends and holidays. Use three or four sprays and top up in the afternoon.
It belongs to the Oriental / Amber family. Angel Eau Sucrée is one of 28 creations by Mugler in our encyclopedia.
