Silver Chill Billy X Club

So far I was quite taken by the fragrances of the Belgian label Billy X Club. No innovative high-flyers, but solidly made and relatively inexpensive.

With Silver Chill, however, I have now come across a candidate that puts everything into perspective again. The flacon in turquoise indicates it well: here hides a freshness kick, which, however, wants to suggest relaxation from the name. Or does "Silver Chill" about exactly the opposite?

Be that as it may - this freshness is simply too simplistic and sniffs like at least a thousand others from the same camp. And these are most likely all together far cheaper to get.
What I mean is this overused rutting freshness from the depths of synthetics with a slightly tart twist. No note of the pyramid is only rudimentarily recognizable, except after intense efforts as well as very good luck something between apple blossom and green notes. Such a thing gets every chemistry intern even after five beers, if you wake him up at three in the morning and give him two minutes.

Laaangweilig and definitely dispensable. Only for hardcore freshie fanatics who collect everything from that realm.