Taxi Cofinluxe 1984

The wide world of discount fragrances has once again captivated me.
And, the deeper I dive into this world, the more I am confirmed that the real bargains are hidden here.

Let's get started, let's dive in.
What is hidden behind a decently made, but not applause-earning packaging and bottle is nothing less than a well-crafted Fougère. And indeed a dry one, starting off with a strong spiciness, where the juniper flourishes.
Unfortunately, the pyramid here does not distinguish the processes, but interestingly, the lavender takes on the dry spicy drydown, supported by the oakmoss, which is also pleasingly found in the ingredient list on the packaging.
Based on the year of release and the presentation, I would have never expected a dry, classic, yes, quite "dated" scent. For me, the fragrance is in a completely wrong bottle; classic white glass with a violet printed paper label would have been more appropriate.

We gladly pay for the ride, get out again, and look back.

No, we were not cheated here; a well-made old-school scent has accompanied us.
Unfortunately, its projection is only average; it is indeed a bit reserved, and I had expected more when looking at the year of release. And here lies the point where I pondered for a long time whether to give it 70 or 80%.
I then decided on 80, which I base on the fact that nothing stands in the way of a generous spraying spree. The price for entry is just under €10, exactly €9.88.

In my opinion, anyone who likes Drakkar Noir but might not want to wear it due to its pronounced presence in summer should reflexively consider adding this offer to their cart and include the taxi for the next order for just under €10.

Addendum: One thing should still be mentioned; I personally don't care much about bottles, everything could come in a standard glass bottle for all I care, but with Taxi, the sprayer is rarely good. I can even distribute it with a 1/4 sprayer...