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Bergamot
Jasmine
Tea
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Vetiver
White pepper
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Citrus notes05/28/2025
Blaumilch
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Blaumilch
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Pleasantly spicy green tea composition
Some people here claim to have smelled cumin and armpit sweat, but no, either the test subjects got the wrong perfume or something went wrong with the test bottle.
All in all, the connoisseur gets a very successful green tea composition like Bulgari's "Eau Parfumée au Thé Vert", which has since been reissued. I didn't understand why they had abandoned it anyway...? Other perfume manufacturers had tried their hand at this type of creation, including Elizabeth Arden and Yves Rocher, but the longevity and sillage of these products - although successful - left a lot to be desired. The pleasure was usually over within half an hour, which was still quite a money-spinner despite the inexpensive products, because with even fewer fragrances they could have sold a water-alcohol mixture...
What you get here is a gently spicy unisex creation that lasts for a few hours and exudes a distinctive, clean creaminess. You can expect that from an Arabian perfume house, they don't mess around...
The fragrance is minimally soapy, not very sweet and definitely fresh. The citrusy notes paired with light floral notes (jasmine) are very beautiful and persistent and are probably also balanced with some oakmoss and vetiver. The spiciness is also supported by a very gentle woodiness that doesn't get on my nerves. This makes it rather tart, dry and slightly powdery. The fragrance can be worn by all genders and anyone who puts it on will feel elegant and well-groomed and will not have to reapply perfume every half hour, as it has a very pleasant longevity.
Of course, the fragrance is not a real novelty on the market and is not super-cheap either, but I like it exceptionally well.
All in all, the connoisseur gets a very successful green tea composition like Bulgari's "Eau Parfumée au Thé Vert", which has since been reissued. I didn't understand why they had abandoned it anyway...? Other perfume manufacturers had tried their hand at this type of creation, including Elizabeth Arden and Yves Rocher, but the longevity and sillage of these products - although successful - left a lot to be desired. The pleasure was usually over within half an hour, which was still quite a money-spinner despite the inexpensive products, because with even fewer fragrances they could have sold a water-alcohol mixture...
What you get here is a gently spicy unisex creation that lasts for a few hours and exudes a distinctive, clean creaminess. You can expect that from an Arabian perfume house, they don't mess around...
The fragrance is minimally soapy, not very sweet and definitely fresh. The citrusy notes paired with light floral notes (jasmine) are very beautiful and persistent and are probably also balanced with some oakmoss and vetiver. The spiciness is also supported by a very gentle woodiness that doesn't get on my nerves. This makes it rather tart, dry and slightly powdery. The fragrance can be worn by all genders and anyone who puts it on will feel elegant and well-groomed and will not have to reapply perfume every half hour, as it has a very pleasant longevity.
Of course, the fragrance is not a real novelty on the market and is not super-cheap either, but I like it exceptionally well.
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