05/13/2020
Chizza
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All roads lead to Berlin
Isn't it amazing how people automatically come into contact with certain brands here on Parfumo? Be it by reading statements, comments or forum contributions. I don't mean houses like PdM, Amouage etc., they're not that unknown outside of Parfumo right now. I am more interested in small perfume manufacturers. For me, two have made it with the time from bottling to purchase (so far with one, the other follows). One of them - and you often read about him here with well-known authors who I appreciate - is Lehmann. The last time I was in Berlin a few years ago, so I don't know the shop. At that time I strolled with my wife through the well-known corners, spent several days in the museums. Thankfully I now got the opportunity to test four fragrances by Lehmann.
It's a well-known fact: the more you test, the harder it is for a fragrance to be acquired. Now Lehmann has, among others, with Esterel such a beautiful fresh, for me not only citric but also light-green scent on offer, a direct purchase on my part took place.
I can only agree with FvSpee on the fragrance itself, which I used as a Lehmann consultant before acquiring it due to his expertise, would probably have seen the fragrance more easily without his comment, since the fragrance seems tart and greener to me compared to Springfield. Over time, Esterel evolves away from this all-encompassing citric note to this green impact, but always remains refreshing. Again, I must agree with the honorable FvSpee, Springfield is developing a deeply hidden and masculine animalism after its intense freshness. We don't have that here
Anyway, Esterel is a simple fragrance, no one plays the perfume keyboard here, but delivers what happens with a penetration that can only be appreciated. Here the rule is: less is more. Simple, clear message, with rough edges.
The durability and the sillage are not the madness, even Ormonde Man is really stronger and he is more of a silent treader in my eyes. Had him on as a comparison once. But honestly, for the price and for a summer scent, I don't care, after four hours you just spray it again or put on something heavier later in the day
Last but not least, thanks to Pollita for giving us the opportunity to test it!
It's a well-known fact: the more you test, the harder it is for a fragrance to be acquired. Now Lehmann has, among others, with Esterel such a beautiful fresh, for me not only citric but also light-green scent on offer, a direct purchase on my part took place.
I can only agree with FvSpee on the fragrance itself, which I used as a Lehmann consultant before acquiring it due to his expertise, would probably have seen the fragrance more easily without his comment, since the fragrance seems tart and greener to me compared to Springfield. Over time, Esterel evolves away from this all-encompassing citric note to this green impact, but always remains refreshing. Again, I must agree with the honorable FvSpee, Springfield is developing a deeply hidden and masculine animalism after its intense freshness. We don't have that here
Anyway, Esterel is a simple fragrance, no one plays the perfume keyboard here, but delivers what happens with a penetration that can only be appreciated. Here the rule is: less is more. Simple, clear message, with rough edges.
The durability and the sillage are not the madness, even Ormonde Man is really stronger and he is more of a silent treader in my eyes. Had him on as a comparison once. But honestly, for the price and for a summer scent, I don't care, after four hours you just spray it again or put on something heavier later in the day
Last but not least, thanks to Pollita for giving us the opportunity to test it!
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