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04/17/2021
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Full steam ahead on the journey to cuddly land
In the old days, a long, long time ago, when holidays or a trip were still part of the everyday things in life, a ride on a steam locomotive train was always an extraordinary experience and often the reason for an excursion. These trains, now usually running on narrow gauge, give off an impressive flair of travel and a feeling of being special due to their sounds, smell and open construction.
In addition to some adventure or tourist railways, there are still a little more than 20 railway companies in the German-speaking world today that offer scheduled operation with steam locomotives. Among them we find such well-known names as the Rasenden Roland on Rügen, the Bäderbahn Molli, the Brockenbahn, the Lößnitzgrundbahn, the Waldviertler Schmalspurbahn and the Chiemseebahn or Bockerlbahn. Unfortunately, there is no perfume train among them, and so it is a special pleasure for me to invite you to an odor-intensive ride on my virtual scented train. Accompanying us will be the perfume Sweet Tobacco by François Delì.
Sweet Tobacco by François Delì is a dominant, very spicy fragrance. Tonangebend is the fragrance note clove. Among the nine listed fragrance notes, it is so to speak the steam locomotive, which distributes its aroma to the last car in full speed. The cinnamon, which could represent the tender that follows the locomotive, is also invigorating and reinforcing, providing a constant supply. This cinnamon note also comes across as very clove-like and is only secondarily cinnamony. In the first carriages of our scented train, where ginger, coriander, tobacco and woods have their home, the windows are wide open, so that a strong, clove-like breeze blows into the carriages. At the very front it is also sharp and tingling, and in the first compartment, that is, at the beginning, it is even a bit strong. This strong spicy-aromatic clove-cinnamon aroma leaves little room for an independent existence of the middle scents, which, however, make the scent more pleasing, softer and warmer the further you get back in the train. The lovely tobacco alone is well noticeable after about an hour/two with the sweetness coming on as a deliciously spicy pipe herb.
To stay with the image of the train we locate into the last carriages the dining, sleeping and packing compartments. Here the ride becomes very commodious. It smells neatly sweet, but rather tartly sweet with a subtle, slightly marzipan vanilla in the background and still spicy backed by the now very warm, cinnamon-clovey tones. Light cocktails and desserts are served in the dining car, mulled wine and Spekulatius biscuits herald plenty of spicy treats and there is a pleasant, cosy atmosphere. The beds are made up and in the certainty of taking this pleasantly scented feeling of well-being with you into the morning, you lie down in bed to snuggle up for a bit or to fall asleep right away, well-scented. When you wake up the next day relaxed, the scent is hardly perceptible after eight to ten hours. He is called, however, again in sympathetic memory when receiving the suitcases and things from the luggage cart, in which he, adhering to textiles much longer, is deeply absorbed.
Sweet Tobacco by François Delì is rather a perfume for the now fading, colder season and yes, it also has something Christmassy about it, without being creamy, sticky or penetrant-sweet. So it's an ideal scent (if you like the strong spice too, of course) for all snow activities as well as the cold times at the markets, parties, family gatherings or even romantic togetherness in the winter candlelight. Of course, the fragrance also cuts a great figure during après-ski and long walks after a good, rich meal. And who of the seductive aroma during the autumn and winter time is not over, extends foolhardy the cool wearing time at will.
Connected with the wish soon again real carefree trips to be able to experience, I thank all readers for the company of this virtual scent ramble!
In addition to some adventure or tourist railways, there are still a little more than 20 railway companies in the German-speaking world today that offer scheduled operation with steam locomotives. Among them we find such well-known names as the Rasenden Roland on Rügen, the Bäderbahn Molli, the Brockenbahn, the Lößnitzgrundbahn, the Waldviertler Schmalspurbahn and the Chiemseebahn or Bockerlbahn. Unfortunately, there is no perfume train among them, and so it is a special pleasure for me to invite you to an odor-intensive ride on my virtual scented train. Accompanying us will be the perfume Sweet Tobacco by François Delì.
Sweet Tobacco by François Delì is a dominant, very spicy fragrance. Tonangebend is the fragrance note clove. Among the nine listed fragrance notes, it is so to speak the steam locomotive, which distributes its aroma to the last car in full speed. The cinnamon, which could represent the tender that follows the locomotive, is also invigorating and reinforcing, providing a constant supply. This cinnamon note also comes across as very clove-like and is only secondarily cinnamony. In the first carriages of our scented train, where ginger, coriander, tobacco and woods have their home, the windows are wide open, so that a strong, clove-like breeze blows into the carriages. At the very front it is also sharp and tingling, and in the first compartment, that is, at the beginning, it is even a bit strong. This strong spicy-aromatic clove-cinnamon aroma leaves little room for an independent existence of the middle scents, which, however, make the scent more pleasing, softer and warmer the further you get back in the train. The lovely tobacco alone is well noticeable after about an hour/two with the sweetness coming on as a deliciously spicy pipe herb.
To stay with the image of the train we locate into the last carriages the dining, sleeping and packing compartments. Here the ride becomes very commodious. It smells neatly sweet, but rather tartly sweet with a subtle, slightly marzipan vanilla in the background and still spicy backed by the now very warm, cinnamon-clovey tones. Light cocktails and desserts are served in the dining car, mulled wine and Spekulatius biscuits herald plenty of spicy treats and there is a pleasant, cosy atmosphere. The beds are made up and in the certainty of taking this pleasantly scented feeling of well-being with you into the morning, you lie down in bed to snuggle up for a bit or to fall asleep right away, well-scented. When you wake up the next day relaxed, the scent is hardly perceptible after eight to ten hours. He is called, however, again in sympathetic memory when receiving the suitcases and things from the luggage cart, in which he, adhering to textiles much longer, is deeply absorbed.
Sweet Tobacco by François Delì is rather a perfume for the now fading, colder season and yes, it also has something Christmassy about it, without being creamy, sticky or penetrant-sweet. So it's an ideal scent (if you like the strong spice too, of course) for all snow activities as well as the cold times at the markets, parties, family gatherings or even romantic togetherness in the winter candlelight. Of course, the fragrance also cuts a great figure during après-ski and long walks after a good, rich meal. And who of the seductive aroma during the autumn and winter time is not over, extends foolhardy the cool wearing time at will.
Connected with the wish soon again real carefree trips to be able to experience, I thank all readers for the company of this virtual scent ramble!
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