The fine arts - the beautiful arts.
There’s really nothing to be found out about Bozart itself, at most other bottles from the house are sold as artist bottles, collector's items, it seems.
Is this a fragrance experiment? The Bozart was apparently not distributed in large numbers, there’s practically nothing available on the market, nor to learn.
Dark gray, that’s what I associate with the scent, not a life-affirming light gray, no, dark, Bozart is not here for fun. Deeply spicy from the very beginning, smoke in abundance, probably incense, possibly resin. It has no trace of freshness, it doesn’t bother with that, rather it presents itself to me as a dried-up bog under a layer of smoke.
In my opinion, this is the signature scent of Ebenezer Scrooge.
It is *never* unisex, or someone at beaux arts had a strange sense of humor.
Even the Yeti is laughing.
