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Notes05/05/2021
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Seasoning miracle cure
After the "Mysterious Night" has blown my socks off so much, I hurriedly went on the hunt for the other Arabian "ones". The blue "Luminous" comes only this year was quickly clear - so grabbed the brown "Royal Night". The first offshoot of this limited (?) or at least in this country quite rare flanker series of D&G's successful fragrance. To appeal to the sheikhs and oriental upper class. Actually unnecessary, greedy and not very sympathetic. Doesn't change the scent, though - because "Royal Night" is also a spicy-balsamic dream scent. Even if it relies less on its top note, but much more magically enchants in the course. All the more people with a penchant for soft spices like cardamom and soft woods like sandalwood.
For the fact that "Royal Night" has been around for over 5 years and is part of an olfactory blockbuster family, it gets shockingly little attention and hype. Does not have to, but still funny. Because it's a killer scent. Creamy, soft, grown up. A desert in the night, a dessert in sugar deprivation, a dream of cardamom cream. It's not just Bedouins pitching a tent. In the background still a "The One", but now much more boomy and sedate in equal measure. Outgrown the disco and Sturm-und-Drang phase. Bearded and tender. Only those who don't like cardamom should keep their distance here. The rest gets an offer that is hard to refuse. Only the slightly gardeny and pizza'ry basil at the beginning is not my cup of tea. Then in the course, however, I am quickly reveling.
Flacon: Arabic alleredelst
Sillage: warming and noticeable. Leaves a veil, does not wear it
Longevity: 7 hours minimum. Rather more.
Verdict: a ripe concoction of "The One" DNA and spice bouquet. Amazingly dark and unsweet without betraying its family. The red Arabian flanker is even better, but since I'm a sucker for cardamom, this tan is also a heart fragrance.
For the fact that "Royal Night" has been around for over 5 years and is part of an olfactory blockbuster family, it gets shockingly little attention and hype. Does not have to, but still funny. Because it's a killer scent. Creamy, soft, grown up. A desert in the night, a dessert in sugar deprivation, a dream of cardamom cream. It's not just Bedouins pitching a tent. In the background still a "The One", but now much more boomy and sedate in equal measure. Outgrown the disco and Sturm-und-Drang phase. Bearded and tender. Only those who don't like cardamom should keep their distance here. The rest gets an offer that is hard to refuse. Only the slightly gardeny and pizza'ry basil at the beginning is not my cup of tea. Then in the course, however, I am quickly reveling.
Flacon: Arabic alleredelst
Sillage: warming and noticeable. Leaves a veil, does not wear it
Longevity: 7 hours minimum. Rather more.
Verdict: a ripe concoction of "The One" DNA and spice bouquet. Amazingly dark and unsweet without betraying its family. The red Arabian flanker is even better, but since I'm a sucker for cardamom, this tan is also a heart fragrance.
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