Top Notes 
Mirabelle plum
Heart Notes 
Jasmine sambac
White blossoms
Base Notes 
Patchouli
Sandalwood
Vetiver
09/18/2014
Gold
541 Reviews
Gold
Very helpful Review
4
Bland
LVHM - do you really mean this?
Givenchy used to be such a gorgeous brand. I'm still in awe of perfumes like "Organza", "L'Interdit", or my beloved "Givenchy III".
But this new Dahlia-flanker is not in the least divine and very remote from anything I'd associate with "gold". "When gold meets fragrance" it says on my sample. And they call it a "lush floral woody". What? "Amouage Gold" is a lush floral - there is no way of comparing the noble Amouage to this watered-down nondescript floral by Mr Demarchy. (The guy runs the risk of ruining his repution if he continues to put his name under such bland fragrances). I can't detect any real flowers in "Dahlia Divin", just some artificial aromachemicals used by the knowledgeable chemist in order to mimick some kind of - "flower". "Dahli Divin" is extremely boring and even worse than the new "Black Opium", which I also dislike. LVMH still come up with beautiful perfume vessels and clever marketing ideas, pretty names and packagings. But the content? Actually, not even worth writing about. Another huge disappointment.
Givenchy used to be such a gorgeous brand. I'm still in awe of perfumes like "Organza", "L'Interdit", or my beloved "Givenchy III".
But this new Dahlia-flanker is not in the least divine and very remote from anything I'd associate with "gold". "When gold meets fragrance" it says on my sample. And they call it a "lush floral woody". What? "Amouage Gold" is a lush floral - there is no way of comparing the noble Amouage to this watered-down nondescript floral by Mr Demarchy. (The guy runs the risk of ruining his repution if he continues to put his name under such bland fragrances). I can't detect any real flowers in "Dahlia Divin", just some artificial aromachemicals used by the knowledgeable chemist in order to mimick some kind of - "flower". "Dahli Divin" is extremely boring and even worse than the new "Black Opium", which I also dislike. LVMH still come up with beautiful perfume vessels and clever marketing ideas, pretty names and packagings. But the content? Actually, not even worth writing about. Another huge disappointment.
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