The "Indian wood" presents itself as a nice fragrance that thematically revolves around the mentioned tree material.
A fresh-spicy, drifting towards precious wood start. Amber-like, it becomes immediately recognizable, with a light chocolate tone accentuating the spiciness in a well-groomed manner.
The drift into the Oriental is marked by a sweet-smoky note, possibly from the Indian woods used in the fragrance.
The fragrance manages a pleasant balancing act between a spicy, truly elegant woody base and a flattering, skin-close style. Throughout, the only real drawbacks are the limited longevity and the rather mediocre sillage. But it is, after all, "only" a Cologne...
an absolute go-to, as it’s never too much, even wearable in summer offices, yet not boring or faceless... somehow fresh despite the woodiness. and very elegant, a true gentleman’s cologne!
Mercuro 11 years ago 
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