Top Notes 
Bank note
Florentine iris
White ambergris
Heart Notes 
Fig leaf
Mimosa
Cannabis
Base Notes 
White musk
Suede
Sommernacht
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Sommernacht
Very helpful Review
10
It's Always About Money
When the negative interest gnaws at the account balance
Only a trip to the ATM helps
From the freshly printed banknote protrudes
For those who hold money sacred, Aerarium could take capitalism to the extreme
or simply allow one to hold a high-quality fragrance in oily consistency with exclusive packaging - at an affordable price (what irony).
Iris and amber instantly conjure a delicate paper aura.
With a bit of imagination, that's certainly possible.
Fresh banknotes from the overheated ATM actually smell slightly powdery to musty (not Aerarium), of dry paper and something else, indefinable, which is hardly perceivable as a scent, similar to a molecular fragrance, e.g. M02.
Nevertheless: Aerarium has longevity and sillage.
Initially, I get a stuffy iris that doesn't smell opulently floral, but rather clean and soapy.
In combination with the white amber, a powdery paper-like note emerges, with a hint of mimosa sweetness, if one uses a bit of imagination.
The remaining notes carry the fragrance.
It is not the most varied scent, nor is it original, but neither is a tax office.
So why set high expectations? In fact, it could be a possible intense interpretation of Lacoste pour Femme, although the fragrance notes differ significantly.
Worth a test!
Only a trip to the ATM helps
From the freshly printed banknote protrudes
For those who hold money sacred, Aerarium could take capitalism to the extreme
or simply allow one to hold a high-quality fragrance in oily consistency with exclusive packaging - at an affordable price (what irony).
Iris and amber instantly conjure a delicate paper aura.
With a bit of imagination, that's certainly possible.
Fresh banknotes from the overheated ATM actually smell slightly powdery to musty (not Aerarium), of dry paper and something else, indefinable, which is hardly perceivable as a scent, similar to a molecular fragrance, e.g. M02.
Nevertheless: Aerarium has longevity and sillage.
Initially, I get a stuffy iris that doesn't smell opulently floral, but rather clean and soapy.
In combination with the white amber, a powdery paper-like note emerges, with a hint of mimosa sweetness, if one uses a bit of imagination.
The remaining notes carry the fragrance.
It is not the most varied scent, nor is it original, but neither is a tax office.
So why set high expectations? In fact, it could be a possible intense interpretation of Lacoste pour Femme, although the fragrance notes differ significantly.
Worth a test!
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