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Red Red Wiiiine
"Blask" did something with my nose and my taste that I hadn't had since my early days in this hobby: he walked with me the complete way from "Fie" to "Fie". At first I found it quite repulsive, rotten, like old fruit mixed with a wine cellar, a few nuts and a scented candle/polish next to it. But with time he convinced me with his "otherness" and his courage, so that I can only stress again: sometimes it is just your initial "enemies of scent" that you learn to appreciate/love most in the end. It doesn't always have to be Love at first sniff. Every fragrance, especially the more interesting, polarizing designs, deserves several chances. Because also hate loves can have advantages...
To the fragrance: "Blask" is a "wein "erlicher fragrance, one might say. Red wine stains on a nutty forest floor, a bay leaf decorates an old barrel. Everywhere there is light muff and overripening in the air. But somehow captivating and quite interesting, with little to nothing comparable. Sharp, edgy, scandalous. Nothing for pussies. A character scent. Perfect for the next red wine test evening by the fireplace. Or not because it's too distracting?! Who knows... One thing's for sure - he'll sweeten my (golden?) autumn a lot. Crushed fruit - bitter, juicy, oily, alcoholic, pleasant. Fervent, once you've found access. This may take a while. But it's worth it. The autumn "pulp"?! Demanding but praiseworthy. Almost a little bizarre and bizarre.
Flacon: simple and typical niche
Sillage: clearly too strong for the office, clearly too weird for the club?!
Durability: very solid seven hours
Conclusion: Nothing for the wise... like overwinding Royal Oud. It took some getting used to - but then I learned to love him. Very fine and definitely different, unique. A special, slightly musty-lazy delicacy from the ruins of the red wine town.
To the fragrance: "Blask" is a "wein "erlicher fragrance, one might say. Red wine stains on a nutty forest floor, a bay leaf decorates an old barrel. Everywhere there is light muff and overripening in the air. But somehow captivating and quite interesting, with little to nothing comparable. Sharp, edgy, scandalous. Nothing for pussies. A character scent. Perfect for the next red wine test evening by the fireplace. Or not because it's too distracting?! Who knows... One thing's for sure - he'll sweeten my (golden?) autumn a lot. Crushed fruit - bitter, juicy, oily, alcoholic, pleasant. Fervent, once you've found access. This may take a while. But it's worth it. The autumn "pulp"?! Demanding but praiseworthy. Almost a little bizarre and bizarre.
Flacon: simple and typical niche
Sillage: clearly too strong for the office, clearly too weird for the club?!
Durability: very solid seven hours
Conclusion: Nothing for the wise... like overwinding Royal Oud. It took some getting used to - but then I learned to love him. Very fine and definitely different, unique. A special, slightly musty-lazy delicacy from the ruins of the red wine town.
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