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Rosé All Daé Gallagher Fragrances 2018

7.5 / 10 104 Ratings

A perfume by Gallagher Fragrances for women and men, released in 2018. The scent is sweet-gourmand. Projection and longevity are above-average. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Sweet

Gourmand

Spicy

Fruity

Floral

Fragrance Notes

Brown sugar Plum

Plum

Turkish rose absolute Metal

Metal

Vanilla

Apple

Australian sandalwood Honey

Honey

White musk

Labdanum

Patchouli

Tonka bean absolute

Perfumer

Daniel Gallagher

Ratings

Scent

7.5104 Ratings

Longevity

8.387 Ratings

Sillage

8.090 Ratings

Bottle

7.376 Ratings

Value for money

7.033 Ratings

Submitted by PanicRoom, last update on 08/08/2025.

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Reviews

2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

07/19/2025

7.5Scent 10Longevity 10Sillage

Qzbriel
135 Reviews

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Qzbriel

Who Sweetened the Plum Wine?

A fragrance that makes you feel slightly tipsy just by smelling it. Boozy plum wine with a full dose of sweetness and rose. Certainly not for everyone and not a candidate for a blind buy. But those looking to try something eccentric will find it here.

It almost feels like an extrait. Not necessarily because of the longevity but rather due to its "In-Your-Face" sillage, which thankfully tapers off a bit. Otherwise, it would be too much with this sweetness.

Imagine a crystal decanter and some high-quality plum wine. For extra sweetness, a bit of sugar poured in. Next to it, an open jar of fresh flower honey from the beekeeper. And an elegant vase with some pink roses. This image can smell like Rose all Dae.

That such a DNA massively limits its everyday wearability is one side of the coin. But then finding a suitable occasion that truly matches the fragrance... difficult. Certainly good for a dinner at a quality restaurant, as long as you don’t overspray.

03/04/2019

10Scent 10Longevity 8Sillage

Silverwheel
3 Reviews

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Silverwheel

Top Review 18

Plum Wine Cozy Gourmand from the Steel Chalice

My first comment here is dedicated to my favorite scent of this winter, as it finally deserves a detailed presentation: Rosé All Daé comes from the American "self-made perfumer" Daniel Gallagher and has already garnered some accolades internationally. In Germany, it seems to be quite unknown due to its scarcity. It must be said: The effort to acquire it is DEFINITELY worth it. Rosé All Daé is a wonderful gourmand fragrance that fits perfectly in autumn and winter, serving as a great companion both during the day and in the evening.

It opens with a blend of apple, plum, and honey, which is definitely related to Ambre Narguilé and Back to Black. It is sweet for sure and not subtle at all in the opening. An alcoholic note is also undeniably noticeable - after all, a sweet rosé wine is said to have served as inspiration. To me, it smells more like plum wine than rosé. Specifically, it reminds me of the plum wine that was once served as an aperitif at Chinese restaurants, alongside a freshly baked apple pie.

What I find particularly intriguing about the entire creation is the artistic note of "steel." Many seem not to perceive it, but I smell it quite distinctly, and it gives the fragrance, in my eyes, its uniqueness compared to its similarly sniffing relatives. This slightly cold metallic aspect, which contrasts with the warm-spicy scent, makes the composition extraordinary and exciting. The triad of apple pie, plum wine, and steel remains linear for me over hours. Over time, patchouli and tonka bean increasingly join in. This softens the steel, but it remains noticeable. Overall, it is truly an exciting olfactory artwork.

The longevity is outstanding: Sprayed on at 7 in the morning, I can still smell it at 9 in the evening after a day at work. The projection is very pronounced for the first 3-4 hours and then becomes closer to the skin. It never becomes annoying or too overpowering, although the small private "scent bubble" remains consistently perceptible. Thus, it is truly a great unisex all-rounder (perhaps leaning a bit more towards feminine) for autumn and winter - moreover, despite its gourmand nature, its character in my nose is not heavy or suffocating, but rather pleasantly cozy. Like a very warm, fluffy, yet very light cuddly blanket - albeit with steel embellishments.