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Very helpful Review
Drinking rum and Coca Cola...
... reminds me of the Andrew Sisters when tasting Black Cologne.
The opening really reminds me of a rum and cola with a slice of lemon floating in it.
Sweet, fizzy - slightly alcoholic.
Then a diligent tuberose steps in, cooled by clear neroli.
So far - so good.
But now a medically sharp note flashes up that I can't quite place.
It has something clean - but also sterile.
Fortunately, the sandalwood soon dampens this "clinical" impression.
The cover states: A fragrance like a burning hot water.
I cannot confirm this, as the scent feels rather cool and distant to me.
Moreover, it is quite substantial for a cologne. I expected more transparency.
Nevertheless, it is more clear than "black".
The longevity is good - but the sillage is too strong for the office.
More of an evening scent - for large spaces with room to breathe.
For me, definitely an individual men's fragrance.
The opening really reminds me of a rum and cola with a slice of lemon floating in it.
Sweet, fizzy - slightly alcoholic.
Then a diligent tuberose steps in, cooled by clear neroli.
So far - so good.
But now a medically sharp note flashes up that I can't quite place.
It has something clean - but also sterile.
Fortunately, the sandalwood soon dampens this "clinical" impression.
The cover states: A fragrance like a burning hot water.
I cannot confirm this, as the scent feels rather cool and distant to me.
Moreover, it is quite substantial for a cologne. I expected more transparency.
Nevertheless, it is more clear than "black".
The longevity is good - but the sillage is too strong for the office.
More of an evening scent - for large spaces with room to breathe.
For me, definitely an individual men's fragrance.
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2 Comments
Shogun 10 years ago
The top note sounds delicious... but unfortunately, the rest not so much! A sterile little cup for you!
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TIA1971 10 years ago
I think the description of the scent above is cool...the scent is "synthetic-oriental," which says a lot already ;-) Once again, a nice comment ;-)
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