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Moscow-Petushki
Allessandro Gualtieri, has decided to create a new Nasomatto fragrance after reading the book, "MOSCOW PETUSHKI". This belongs to the underground literature of the Soviet era by the Russian writer Venedict Erofeev and is a pseudo-autobiographical work by an alcoholic about alcoholics and alcohol.
Very colorfully written, philosophical, with a lot of details depicting the aesthetics of alcoholism. The main character of the book advises how to make cocktails out of drugs, beer, cologne and nail polish. Mainly men drink anything that can intoxicate them: from shoe polish to cheap eau de toilette.
Did Gualtieri intend perfume-drinking to make degraded men more comfortable??? History is silent on that.
Baraonda is an alcoholic aroma, but its theme is based on much nobler drinks: whisky and port.
Whisky says goodbye pretty soon, though, giving way to a sweet and rich port in whose aroma I can trace nuances of dried apples and plums. The woody part of the composition is inseparable from the wine and continues it. It develops the motif of a wine barrel and brings a warm and slightly animalic tone, again supported by ambroxan.
The best part of the scent doesn't have much staying power and disappears from my wrist after about 4 hours. In the base remains sweet-fruity-woody tone, which is barely noticeable after 6 hours of spraying.
Conclusion:
Baraonda is inferior to the slut - China White, which is much kinkier and more attractive to me.
I would like to thank IrisNobile, who sent me a sample of Baraonda
Very colorfully written, philosophical, with a lot of details depicting the aesthetics of alcoholism. The main character of the book advises how to make cocktails out of drugs, beer, cologne and nail polish. Mainly men drink anything that can intoxicate them: from shoe polish to cheap eau de toilette.
Did Gualtieri intend perfume-drinking to make degraded men more comfortable??? History is silent on that.
Baraonda is an alcoholic aroma, but its theme is based on much nobler drinks: whisky and port.
Whisky says goodbye pretty soon, though, giving way to a sweet and rich port in whose aroma I can trace nuances of dried apples and plums. The woody part of the composition is inseparable from the wine and continues it. It develops the motif of a wine barrel and brings a warm and slightly animalic tone, again supported by ambroxan.
The best part of the scent doesn't have much staying power and disappears from my wrist after about 4 hours. In the base remains sweet-fruity-woody tone, which is barely noticeable after 6 hours of spraying.
Conclusion:
Baraonda is inferior to the slut - China White, which is much kinkier and more attractive to me.
I would like to thank IrisNobile, who sent me a sample of Baraonda
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