Top Notes 
Chinotto leaf
Chinotto peel
Heart Notes 
Vermouth
Juniper
Base Notes 
Frankincense
Woody notes08/11/2025
Stockier
45 Reviews
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Bitter amber
Citrus top notes. Probably eucalyptus, very VapoRub-like, and lots of amber. It's unique in that it's so loaded with citrus, so the opening might make your nose twist a little because it vaguely reminds you of a bathroom cleaner.
As the loudness of the top notes settles, it fades, leaving behind, let's say, a bitter citrus note from the chinotto with a certain density and an unmistakable Coca-Cola scent.
When this dries down and in its mid-life, it smells like Coca-Cola in any way you can think of: in a jelly bean, in a popsicle or served in a glass.
All of this gives it a somewhat unctuous and balsamic character, as well as a slightly smoky note. The incense note is present, but it's not exaggerated; it's something that accompanies it, giving body to the fragrance in the background. As does the juniper, which lends a certain sweetness to the smoky amber base.
The performance its good depending on the situation. When it's a bit cool, like these last few nights (26/24°C), I'll get through the 8 hours with 4/6 sprays because I didn't want to overdo it, considering the temperature is good, but not too much.
When it's a bit warmer than normal, it falls off a bit, lasting no more than 5 hours with bursts at the end.
When to use it? Whenever you want, wherever you want, whenever you want, as long as you know how to gauge the situation. This is great in summer, great during the day, great in fall, always good.
In short: Strange. Unique. Aromatic Coca-Cola. Differentiating.
As the loudness of the top notes settles, it fades, leaving behind, let's say, a bitter citrus note from the chinotto with a certain density and an unmistakable Coca-Cola scent.
When this dries down and in its mid-life, it smells like Coca-Cola in any way you can think of: in a jelly bean, in a popsicle or served in a glass.
All of this gives it a somewhat unctuous and balsamic character, as well as a slightly smoky note. The incense note is present, but it's not exaggerated; it's something that accompanies it, giving body to the fragrance in the background. As does the juniper, which lends a certain sweetness to the smoky amber base.
The performance its good depending on the situation. When it's a bit cool, like these last few nights (26/24°C), I'll get through the 8 hours with 4/6 sprays because I didn't want to overdo it, considering the temperature is good, but not too much.
When it's a bit warmer than normal, it falls off a bit, lasting no more than 5 hours with bursts at the end.
When to use it? Whenever you want, wherever you want, whenever you want, as long as you know how to gauge the situation. This is great in summer, great during the day, great in fall, always good.
In short: Strange. Unique. Aromatic Coca-Cola. Differentiating.
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StarryBaby
AlexD76
