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Resinous beeswax at the center with sweets, florals, and spices abound
Pineward Perfumes Chandlery is one of the more recent releases from the house, a sort of sweet, powdery, spicy resinous mix, less concerned with pine/spruce/fir and more so with a sort of beeswax-led semi-gourmand featuring florals (namely, lavender), vanilla, cinnamon, and cloves. It’s a bit delicious, a bit mysterious, a bit familiar (in that I more or less instantly know that I love it because it falls in a general category that I’m a fan of), yet nuanced and new in some ways, too, which really is a nice balance. So there’s a spicy honey beeswax side to it, but it’s not as spicy as Hiram Green Slowdive, nor does it have the syrupy floral quality of Zoologist Bee, and it’s a little more raw and less cinnamon-laden than MFK Grand Soir. With those comparisons, it’s surely in good company while having its own identity.
I think I owe it a couple more tries and maybe further comparisons to the aforementioned examples, but I really love this stuff, and it’s rather unique within the house that generally focuses in other areas—namely, woody-first scents.
Chandlery’s pricing is the same as the rest of the line, at $220/128/80 for 57/37/17ml, which is fair for rich, unique, high-performing creations, in my opinion.
8 out of 10
I think I owe it a couple more tries and maybe further comparisons to the aforementioned examples, but I really love this stuff, and it’s rather unique within the house that generally focuses in other areas—namely, woody-first scents.
Chandlery’s pricing is the same as the rest of the line, at $220/128/80 for 57/37/17ml, which is fair for rich, unique, high-performing creations, in my opinion.
8 out of 10
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