Amber
Smellemental
75 Reviews
Smellemental
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ASAQ and Amber go hand-in-hand!
This review is technically for “Royal Aged Amber”—I’m not entirely sure if it’s the same as Aged Royal Amber Spirit, so making the distinction just in case.
Mentholic and a bit balmy upon application, but soon opens up like an intensified Amber Jewels—pure sun-baked beach euphoria. Seems to be made a bit more polished—less animalic and spicy, and perhaps with some interesting slight tobacco nuances as I believe was noted by one other. It also seems quite a bit lighter to me—the deep, dark leathery undercurrent of Amber Jewels still present but significantly less influential, for now. Still the same citric and spicy connotations, with the addition of something herbal to my nose, perhaps eucalyptus or camphor.
After some time that tarry and mineralic leviathan of ambergris hiding in the base rises again, revealing itself to be even more immense and influential than in that of Amber Jewels, in exchange for some of it’s spiciness.
Sillage similarly intimate to moderate, longevity excellent. For $150 or so for 3g, less expensive than the cheapest Sultan Pashas—it remains an excellent deal.
Bravo, good sir!!!
Mentholic and a bit balmy upon application, but soon opens up like an intensified Amber Jewels—pure sun-baked beach euphoria. Seems to be made a bit more polished—less animalic and spicy, and perhaps with some interesting slight tobacco nuances as I believe was noted by one other. It also seems quite a bit lighter to me—the deep, dark leathery undercurrent of Amber Jewels still present but significantly less influential, for now. Still the same citric and spicy connotations, with the addition of something herbal to my nose, perhaps eucalyptus or camphor.
After some time that tarry and mineralic leviathan of ambergris hiding in the base rises again, revealing itself to be even more immense and influential than in that of Amber Jewels, in exchange for some of it’s spiciness.
Sillage similarly intimate to moderate, longevity excellent. For $150 or so for 3g, less expensive than the cheapest Sultan Pashas—it remains an excellent deal.
Bravo, good sir!!!
Updated on 10/14/2025
