Philosykos Diptyque 2012 Eau de Parfum

...in German: no thank you.

Too bad, I love Greece and the majority of Greek life and everything around it.
So I thought I might like Philosykos, as I plunder every fig tree in the Peloponnese.

But unfortunately, unfortunately, I don't smell the beautiful nuance of Philosykos Eau de Parfum that a fig tree radiates, but rather the opposite.
Unfortunately, we had to cut down our old, huge fig tree a few years ago and it is exactly this smell that comes back as soon as I smell it on my wrist. Fresh, green cut wood, my heart bleeds.

I don't think Philosykos is bad per se, but I don't want to smell like it.
There is a hint of sweetness from time to time, but it's really tiny.

Otherwise, I find this perfume rather... meaningless and interchangeable.
Shelf life well, after two or three hours the fragrance is really only very close to the body, silage also not very special. Some of my body lotions smell more intense.
Too bad!