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The noblest flatterer by the warm fireplace of a country estate
At the moment I look at the bottle, feel, spray, I sense this effortless Inspector Thomas Linley elegance that comes without arrogance or noble pretension. Although the fragrance is French, it seems tailor-made for the lifestyle of an English bon vivant. He doesn't have to be an older gentleman; no, this combination of ingredients as a whole makes the hearts of young, style-conscious men soar. Since I have always been bothered by that makeup lipstick accord in the DHI line, I am happy to experience this masterpiece (unexpectedly, as the Givenchy men's fragrances have previously been too weak for me). The top note feels like a promise of pure luxury that is fulfilled. I can't detect anything piercing; rather, I am surrounded by an opening of gently matured Scotch from the toasted barrel, deliciously supported by nutty aromas that caress the aura. In the quickly following heart note, roasted chestnuts, supported by aromatic woods and creamy iris, embrace the fragrance core for a feeling of comfort. This lasts a long time and radiates a pleasant sillage that is easily noticeable. In the base, vetiver and patchouli enhance the fragrance's progression into the spicy. I could bathe in this scent if that weren't too proletarian. Mind you, I am neither a snob nor a nerd - I am a connoisseur. It lingers on my skin for hours and delivers what it promises: pure enjoyment that transports the wearer to a better world.
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Fantastic scent!