Fleur de Feu Guerlain 1949

Didn't blow me away. Nothing really "fiery" about it. Opening with a lovely but standard with aldehydes, jasmine, lily of the valley and a hefty dose of sweetness from the slightly synthetic honey note. As it dries is opens up to more florals; mainly violet, acacia, ylang-ylang and iris; which is where this perfume is at it's best. Not unique but still great. It has that amazing vintage sandalwood and tonka bean with some vanilla in the end.