Private Number for Men Aigner 1992 Eau de Toilette

French, translated into German: fern. But fern as such hardly has a scent. Just "leaf green." But one has to give this thing (the perfume category) a (fantasy) name.
It mainly consists of scents such as: top notes with lavender, bergamot, heart notes often with flowers, conifers, and base notes mostly woods, patchouli, oak moss.
A fairly extensive perfume genre, usually designed for "men."
And Aigner's "Private Number for men" is such a Fougérè, quite typical in its scent notes (unfortunately somewhat "synthetic"), but in its fragrance finesse rather tricky, which speaks for it.
First green-fruity and reminiscent of woodruff, it wanders through a spring landscape on the shoes of a cobbler.
Then it becomes summery with roses, carnations, and a bit of jasmine, like a garden after a summer rain.
Slightly cool and shady under a large spruce or fir, contributing to the woody forest scent.
Later we enter autumn, accompanied by damp moss and colorful, wet leaves shimmering.
A hint of vanilla emphasizes the still warming sun.
"Private Number for Men" is not an extraordinary EdT, it is well made to enjoy a pleasant scent that shouldn't "hurt" anyone's nose.