Bataille de Fleurs Cloon Keen Atelier 2011
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Carnaval de Nice
The annual flower parade Bataille de Fleurs in Nice is said to have breathed life into this creation from the Cloon Keen Atelier...
Really?
I have never been to this flower parade, but based on this Eau de Parfum *beton*, the Flower Party there is probably over after just 2 hours.
Characteristic of this type of carnival are supposed to be mimosa flowers.
Hmm... it surely refers to the cassia with its yellow pom-pom flowers. I can briefly perceive this floral, buttery-sweet scent after a fresh-fruity start. The longevity is at best shy and mimosa-like.
Unfortunately, this floral battle is fought far too quickly for me to have enough opportunity to form a real impression of this centuries-old tradition and to extensively experience and describe this feminine scent from head to base.
Regrettable, because I like the idea and also the olfactory approach that I can sense. The simple, distanced-looking bottle intrigues me, but 95 euros for not even 2 hours is a damn expensive admission fee for this flower festival.
Really?
I have never been to this flower parade, but based on this Eau de Parfum *beton*, the Flower Party there is probably over after just 2 hours.
Characteristic of this type of carnival are supposed to be mimosa flowers.
Hmm... it surely refers to the cassia with its yellow pom-pom flowers. I can briefly perceive this floral, buttery-sweet scent after a fresh-fruity start. The longevity is at best shy and mimosa-like.
Unfortunately, this floral battle is fought far too quickly for me to have enough opportunity to form a real impression of this centuries-old tradition and to extensively experience and describe this feminine scent from head to base.
Regrettable, because I like the idea and also the olfactory approach that I can sense. The simple, distanced-looking bottle intrigues me, but 95 euros for not even 2 hours is a damn expensive admission fee for this flower festival.
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Hmm, indeed, the price-performance ratio seems to be right. I'll still give it a try; it always depends on chemistry, after all. Nice comment!
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Very nice and well-rounded comment, the last sentence is great! :D
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