Twilly d'Hermès Hermès 2017 Eau de Parfum

I have already fallen for several Hermès fragrances: the repeatedly returning "24 Faubourg", "Hiris", "Rouge", while others, like "Une Jardin sur de Nil", did not excite me.
I received a sample of "Twilly" with the words "Exactly your thing!" - which is worth investigating.
What I encounter: sweetness. If it is ginger, then it is strongly candied. It is not the freshly grated, cheeky, fresh from the root, but a candied one. A certain acidity does appear, but rather a citrusy one. After a while, a slight spiciness develops, which is, however, underlaid with sweetness. Such moments remind me of South African cuisine. Perhaps a bit of patchouli is smuggled in, not earthy - grave-like, but as ballast. I'm not quite sure yet.
Tuberose? Oh yes, I love it - so much - in a room-filling dose! This one is a little tuberose. That doesn't have to be bad; sometimes I like to tone down the party girl. However, it becomes more blurred, as the fragrance enters a slightly creamy vanilla-wood phase while maintaining a consistent level of sweetness. And this phase lasts surprisingly long, while the sillage remains moderate.
Conclusion: The fragrance is really not bad, and in contrast to many recent releases, it avoids characterless, yet puffing fruity surrogates. It never comes across as cheap and does not bring shame to the house of Hermès, but it also does not bring any particular honor. I would have wished for more courage with the ginger or the tuberose, just a bit more bite. As it is, it feels a bit too indecisive.
Not a candidate for purchase for me.