Dupe of what?
What Is French Avenue Vulcan Feu a Dupe Of?
French Avenue Vulcan Feu Eau de Parfum is commonly compared with Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777 God of Fire Eau de Parfum.
French Avenue Vulcan Feu is commonly compared to Stéphane Humbert Lucas God of Fire. Mango, ginger and citrus explain why it comes up as an alternative.
The alternative

French Avenue Vulcan Feu Eau de Parfum
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Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777 God of Fire Eau de Parfum
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Compare the notes
Here’s how their listed notes line up.
The alternative
French Avenue Vulcan Feu Eau de Parfum
Top notes
Ginger
Mango
Lemon
Rhubarb
Middle notes
Jasmine
Violet
Praline
Pink Pepper
Base notes
Cedarwood
Ambergris
Tonka Bean
Moss
The original
Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777 God of Fire Eau de Parfum
Top notes
Mango
Lemon
Pink Pepper
Ginger
Middle notes
- Blue Coumarin
Jasmine- Dry Woods
Base notes
Oud- Cypriol Oil
Musk
Amber
What is Vulcan Feu a dupe of?
Stéphane Humbert Lucas God of Fire is the fragrance most often compared with French Avenue Vulcan Feu. Mango, ginger and citrus are the starting point for that connection. If the mango side of God of Fire caught your attention, Vulcan Feu is worth investigating.
The published descriptions give you a clear reason to try this pairing: mango, ginger and citrus appear in both. I'd use that connection to choose a sample, then decide whether you enjoy the fragrance enough to want a full bottle.
Why these two get compared
The French Avenue UK listing puts ginger, mango, lemon and rhubarb in Vulcan Feu's opening. Jasmine, violet, praline and pink pepper follow, with cedarwood, an ambergris accord, tonka and moss at the base.
Stéphane Humbert Lucas's God of Fire page also starts with mango, lemon and ginger, alongside pink berries. Its later notes include blue coumarin, jasmine and dry woods, then oud, nagarmotha, musk and amber.
The shared opening explains the pairing, while the different base descriptions give you something to pay attention to after the first spray. A mango note alone doesn't tell you how the whole fragrance will wear.
Do you want a mango fragrance?
That would be my first question before buying either bottle. Think about whether mango is the part you want to wear, or just an interesting note on paper. If you're replacing God of Fire, try Vulcan Feu alongside it and see whether you enjoy the fruit as it settles into the later notes.
If you already enjoy tropical fruit scents, a sample could make this an easy decision. If you usually wear dry woods or fresh citrus, I'd try it before ordering just because the comparison sounds promising.
Vulcan Feu or God of Fire?
I'd consider Vulcan Feu if I liked this style and its current price fit my budget better. If God of Fire is already a favorite, compare them together and follow how each develops. The opening may be what grabs you, but you'll spend the rest of the wear with the later notes.
Our God of Fire alternatives guide gives you more bottles to consider. This page pairs standard French Avenue Vulcan Feu with Stéphane Humbert Lucas God of Fire. Check that full name when shopping; Vulcan Baie and Dual Aura listings are different products.
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French Avenue Vulcan Feu Eau de Parfum
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Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777 God of Fire Eau de Parfum
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