11/08/2021

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The unexcited snake
A dry gust let isolated grains of sand trickle over the shiny black scale segments of the slowly winding snake. The leathery segments slid almost smoothly over the dry, rugged ground, over brittle woods and between sporadically growing saffron and patchouli flowers.
Gucci's The Voice of the Snake comes across as a thoroughly dry oud fragrance. In the first moments of spraying opens a very intense medical form of the oud chord used here.
Must like - I like it!
Once the first veil of oud has settled, it becomes distinctly leathery. The leather note used here most likely results from the saffron and is more in the light and airy spectrum, rather than the heavy and dark leather. This gives the scent a certain lightness and filigree despite its intensity. The whole is accompanied by a subtle sweetness of saffron and a warm, nutty, almost cocoa-like touch of patchouli.
And that was it. Gucci's Voice of the Snake is not grandly complex, nor does the scent have any discernible progression. However, it is not what bothers me a bit here. I had to think long and hard until I figured it out - it's the coumarin. For my taste, a little too much has been used here, which results for me in the fact that I am reminded every now and then to Viktor & Rolf's Spicebomb Extreme.
In conclusion, it can be said that it is quite a nice release, but for me does not have enough unique selling points to move in with me.
Gucci's The Voice of the Snake comes across as a thoroughly dry oud fragrance. In the first moments of spraying opens a very intense medical form of the oud chord used here.
Must like - I like it!
Once the first veil of oud has settled, it becomes distinctly leathery. The leather note used here most likely results from the saffron and is more in the light and airy spectrum, rather than the heavy and dark leather. This gives the scent a certain lightness and filigree despite its intensity. The whole is accompanied by a subtle sweetness of saffron and a warm, nutty, almost cocoa-like touch of patchouli.
And that was it. Gucci's Voice of the Snake is not grandly complex, nor does the scent have any discernible progression. However, it is not what bothers me a bit here. I had to think long and hard until I figured it out - it's the coumarin. For my taste, a little too much has been used here, which results for me in the fact that I am reminded every now and then to Viktor & Rolf's Spicebomb Extreme.
In conclusion, it can be said that it is quite a nice release, but for me does not have enough unique selling points to move in with me.
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