09/17/2021

RaniJuli
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Of Silk Road Fruits, Bright Tobacco & the Fascination of the Stranger
"Come a little bit closer, you're my kind of guy."
...I want to hum softly when I spray on this beautiful gourmand fragrance.
The first impression is important, as you know - and in this case decidedly interesting.
Warm and spicy. A globetrotter, which certainly has a lot to tell.
He blows directly at the beginning of a pleasant diffuse fruit note - not sour, but sweet and somewhat dusty. A high-quality dried stone fruit, which may have found its way from a Silk Road bazaar in the cool Europe, but still carries a little sun and especially just a lot of sweetness in it.
The more time you spend together, the more the fascination grows.
The globetrotter proves to be a conversationalist with depth!
Bitter chocolatey patchouli notes and freshly beaten cedar mingle with the sweetness of the first impression. And although I'm not really a friend of smoking: In this case, the scent of the bright tobacco of his nonchalant cigarettes thrown on the table adds to the magic of the encounter.
Only after about 7 hours we slowly say goodbye to each other.
As I walk home through the evening streets, I still perceive a touch of warmth and the sweet spice of tonka bean around me.
What an enriching encounter!
...I want to hum softly when I spray on this beautiful gourmand fragrance.
The first impression is important, as you know - and in this case decidedly interesting.
Warm and spicy. A globetrotter, which certainly has a lot to tell.
He blows directly at the beginning of a pleasant diffuse fruit note - not sour, but sweet and somewhat dusty. A high-quality dried stone fruit, which may have found its way from a Silk Road bazaar in the cool Europe, but still carries a little sun and especially just a lot of sweetness in it.
The more time you spend together, the more the fascination grows.
The globetrotter proves to be a conversationalist with depth!
Bitter chocolatey patchouli notes and freshly beaten cedar mingle with the sweetness of the first impression. And although I'm not really a friend of smoking: In this case, the scent of the bright tobacco of his nonchalant cigarettes thrown on the table adds to the magic of the encounter.
Only after about 7 hours we slowly say goodbye to each other.
As I walk home through the evening streets, I still perceive a touch of warmth and the sweet spice of tonka bean around me.
What an enriching encounter!
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