10/03/2021

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Might as well have been called Ambroxan on the Rocks...
I was really excited to try Apple Brandy on the Rocks. The notes have tempted me to participate in a sharing. Yesterday I tested Apple Brandy on the Rocks at my leisure and would now like to share my impressions with you.
Unfortunately, Apple Brandy on the Rocks is not really fruity and also not necessarily spicy. Here we also already come to my problem: Apple Brandy on the Rocks smells very very strong Ambroxan here I would speak of an Ambroxan amount as with Dior Sauvage. Unfortunately, this strong ambroxan note extremely limits the other notes from developing. The pineapple is able to come through easily and lends a gentle fruity note, but unfortunately the ambroxan again suppresses further development. A rum note, cedar wood and cardamom note can also still assert itself somewhat. The other notes don't come out at all. With a lot of imagination, maybe some vanilla. Unfortunately, Apple Brandy on the Rocks is 75% for me only Ambroxan and that really spoils the fragrance for me across the board.
A similarity to Boss Bottled I see here but also, although I find the Boss even slightly more pleasant.
Apple Brandy on the Rocks is really a disappointment for me. The bottle also has again this very cheap-looking plastic lid like Angels Share. In an expensive perfume I expect here just about more.
The association of liqueur I have not really here, here was also missed for me the subject.
The shelf life is also only in the midfield. After 7 hours, Apple Brandy on the Rocks is already gone. The silage, however, is quite good. Apple Brandy on the Rocks remains for a good 5 hours really at an arm's length perceptible and is only then slowly skin.
Unfortunately, Apple Brandy on the Rocks is not really fruity and also not necessarily spicy. Here we also already come to my problem: Apple Brandy on the Rocks smells very very strong Ambroxan here I would speak of an Ambroxan amount as with Dior Sauvage. Unfortunately, this strong ambroxan note extremely limits the other notes from developing. The pineapple is able to come through easily and lends a gentle fruity note, but unfortunately the ambroxan again suppresses further development. A rum note, cedar wood and cardamom note can also still assert itself somewhat. The other notes don't come out at all. With a lot of imagination, maybe some vanilla. Unfortunately, Apple Brandy on the Rocks is 75% for me only Ambroxan and that really spoils the fragrance for me across the board.
A similarity to Boss Bottled I see here but also, although I find the Boss even slightly more pleasant.
Apple Brandy on the Rocks is really a disappointment for me. The bottle also has again this very cheap-looking plastic lid like Angels Share. In an expensive perfume I expect here just about more.
The association of liqueur I have not really here, here was also missed for me the subject.
The shelf life is also only in the midfield. After 7 hours, Apple Brandy on the Rocks is already gone. The silage, however, is quite good. Apple Brandy on the Rocks remains for a good 5 hours really at an arm's length perceptible and is only then slowly skin.