Dolce Passione Pantheon 2016

... and now I come along and I'm more of a Kinder Chocolate type ;)
Schokobons, Kinder Country, Kinder Chocolate liqueur from the Thermomix, surprise eggs, etc. ...
... with dark chocolate, pralines with strange fillings can really chase me away... but let's see if I can do something with Dolce Passione :)
The fragrance pyramid reads almost like a candy store ... gourmand notes as far as the eye can see.
About the scent:
Dolce Passione starts immediately with a lot of chocolate... a slightly bitter one with hazelnut.
When I sniff closely, a strawberry comes through, specifically the kind you enjoy on a fairground, skewered and covered in chocolate glaze.
Suddenly, a roasted aroma joins in... I can't pinpoint where it comes from, but it gives the fragrance a bit of depth.
As it develops, the bar of slightly bitter chocolate with nuts transforms into a chocolate praline, refined with a powerful dried fruit-honey note.
This is how Dolce Passione holds up, and personally, it's too much of a sweet treat for me!
I don't want to smell like this ... I'd rather eat chocolate!
Tonka bean and vanilla are in a competition in the base with the chocolate-dried fruit mixture, but they can't really fight their way through. With a lot of imagination, I attribute a vanilla truffle filling to the praline.
The longevity is about 8 hours, sillage is moderate.
Dolce Passione definitely belongs in the cold season.
Unisex? I remain silent ;)
The bottle ... hmm... I personally don't find it visually appealing.
Conclusion:
Chocolate pralines with vanilla truffle filling plus dried fruit refined with honey. Sweet fragrance! I'm more of a Kinder Chocolate type ;)
One last note:
Dolce Passione doesn't smell too sweet, but for me, it's way too edible!