Top Notes 
Bergamot
Lavender
Spices
Heart Notes 
Roberts geranium
Patchouli
Cedarwood
Base Notes 
Amber
Labdanum
Oakmoss03/30/2025
KerstinKerko
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KerstinKerko
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That's how nicely you can package "stinking cranesbill"...
Pffft... Floral-spicy sweetness hits me...
Fortunately, the sweetness is quickly masked by a very interesting tart-spicy blossom.
And for whatever reason, I immediately think of one of the wild forms of geranium - but it's not in there!
But what is this "Rupprechtskraut"? I quickly googled it... oh no - I actually recognized a scent blindly - I'm as proud as Oscar right now! Rupprechtskraut = Geranium robertianum = commonly known as "stinking cranesbill" - I have a lot of it in my garden and if you remove it, you quickly find out where the "stinking" in the name comes from... dear me, and that in perfume?
No, the fragrance doesn't "stink" like the herb, don't worry! But it does give the fragrance a very tart green note, which I actually really like.
Labdanum drips balsamically over the tart flowers, patch adds some earthy depth and soon warm amber notes flow into the fragrance.
A gentle, floral-spicy oriental that I find absolutely unisex and whose subtle, warm-resinous minimal sweetness I even like.
Here too, as with some other Nabeel fragrances, I personally find the bottle rather ugly. But IF, then I buy a fragrance because I like the scent - the bottle is secondary for me in case of doubt.
H/S are - typical for the house - really good.
Fortunately, the sweetness is quickly masked by a very interesting tart-spicy blossom.
And for whatever reason, I immediately think of one of the wild forms of geranium - but it's not in there!
But what is this "Rupprechtskraut"? I quickly googled it... oh no - I actually recognized a scent blindly - I'm as proud as Oscar right now! Rupprechtskraut = Geranium robertianum = commonly known as "stinking cranesbill" - I have a lot of it in my garden and if you remove it, you quickly find out where the "stinking" in the name comes from... dear me, and that in perfume?
No, the fragrance doesn't "stink" like the herb, don't worry! But it does give the fragrance a very tart green note, which I actually really like.
Labdanum drips balsamically over the tart flowers, patch adds some earthy depth and soon warm amber notes flow into the fragrance.
A gentle, floral-spicy oriental that I find absolutely unisex and whose subtle, warm-resinous minimal sweetness I even like.
Here too, as with some other Nabeel fragrances, I personally find the bottle rather ugly. But IF, then I buy a fragrance because I like the scent - the bottle is secondary for me in case of doubt.
H/S are - typical for the house - really good.
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