Dior's Poison, often described as a forbidden fruit, stands as a revolutionary fragrance that has achieved legendary status since its introduction in 1985. It embodies an unparalleled blend of elements—a spicy, fruity, woody composition of captivating depth that continues to enchant the senses through the ages.
 
At the fragrance's core, you'll find a captivating combination of coriander, wildberries, orange honey, and tuberose. Anchoring this dark, mysterious, and elegant perfume is the base note of opopanar. The creator of this iconic scent, Edouard Flechier, received the prestigious FiFi award for his work in 1987.