English Lavender

English Lavender Water

Atkinsons 1837

What a fabulous opening. What a fast-paced overture - powerful and roaring for a few moments.
Like a fountain.
Emerald green as well as water-bright and deep blue burst forth powerfully, violet and cold red water pearls glisten and wet the vibrating air. It glows, it dazzles. Cold water plunges down and immediately there are wild whirlpools and shallows - and they dry up in an instant.
Fullness and splendor are quickly gone.
And there remains - quite surprisingly - a warm, cozy bed in the moss. Nearby, you can still hear the hasty gurgling of the hastily sinking opulence.
Rosemary and cardamom add a rough, bold spice. Powerfully fragrant lavender gives both light, flowery and dark, woody notes. Petingrain scatters
orange glowing cheerfulness.
The peculiarity of the spicy carnation is presented magnificently.
The rose geranium gives a special cutting coolness with impressive intensity. An increase in this impression is hardly imaginable.
All the green tones merge rapidly into a rich forest moss. A fantastically soft labdanum skillfully cushions the finale. It flatters and gives dreamy peace.
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Presence, intensity, tempo
Classic and masterpiece