Wild Cat M. Asam 2014

A perfume named "Wild Cat," whose bottle also features a leopard print, usually wouldn't catch my attention. However, through the Parfumo swap game, it eventually came to me, as I found the scent notes very appealing. The bottle is not only visually not my style, but it also has a loose cap and the spray nozzle is a bit messy. However, that shouldn't distract from the existing quality.
The scent is truly impressive! The top note with grapefruit and tangerine (a cross between mandarin and pomelo) starts off citrusy-sweet and quickly merges with the praline. At first, I thought of Coutures Viva la Juicy, but the perfume develops quite rapidly in a different direction. I must note that you can actually smell the individual notes throughout the scent progression, which makes it even more interesting.
In the heart note, you can smell the almond milk and especially jasmine - floral-sweet and sensual. The heart note lingers for quite a while, sometimes a hint of sandalwood flashes through.
In the base, it becomes a bit soapy, which I don't particularly like, but maybe that's also due to the current temperatures - perhaps a test in winter would be advisable as well.

The scent lasts really long, even if it becomes very close to the skin towards the end. It's definitely worth trying, and for little money, you get a wonderful fragrance experience. While it's always a matter of taste, those who enjoy oriental, gourmand, floral, and sweet scents will surely find a great catch here.