Pleasantly fresh and citrusy, Bursch presents itself in the top note. Very soft, velvety, and slightly sweet, with a faintly powdery touch. I am pleasantly surprised and find it very wearable for me as well. This warm, friendly fresh opening probably comes from the fruits, which I can't quite identify, but they seem to ensure that the scent doesn't become too sharp. However, once the top note has faded, unfortunately, the wood and oak moss dominate. So much so that even I, as a pronounced oak moss avoider, recognize it immediately. The other components like the spices and incense, however, do not reveal themselves to me. Overall, it remains a well-wearable perfume, suitable for both men and women, relatively unobtrusive yet with a slightly warm elegance. I can imagine it very well in the office. But for me, I no longer like it now.
