12/23/2020
Yharnam79
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Inside a deep green gemstone
This should probably be one of my shorter reviews. Because contrary to all the praise that I think of this fragrance, he gives me such a complex fragrance picture, as a stringing together of the Ingedenzien would be simply superfluous.
...and that would probably not do justice to the fragrance.
Betel pepper leaf gives edgy bitter spice, the vetiver is juicy and fresh, the partly hot, partly smoky spices as if from distant Asia and captured directly in a Buddhist temple and interwoven with myrrh and wet cold green.
This all sounds great, but describes only a fraction of the resulting whole.
And even if that may also sound pretty unspectacular and pleasing, both it is not at all.
Too edgy, too unusual, too strange or let's call it peculiar is what rises to one's nose.
By the way, I am actually not a real friend of fougère fragrances.
Something in the "classic fougère blend" or at the classic fougère accord I simply do not like.
The only one that got me so far was Dodo. However, that should also pass as a " Fougère-Abwandlung".
Possibly also Häxan, which I personally however not really to the category Fougère count, even if it probably down-broken to it to belong.
Mohragot is (also) a niche in the Fougère genre.
A very, very dark green.
Wet.
Earthy.
Spicy.
Bitter.
Mystical.
Strange.
Mysterious.
Impenetrable thicket.
To speak in metaphors:
It's like being inside a deep green gemstone.
A truly fascinating fragrance.
...and that would probably not do justice to the fragrance.
Betel pepper leaf gives edgy bitter spice, the vetiver is juicy and fresh, the partly hot, partly smoky spices as if from distant Asia and captured directly in a Buddhist temple and interwoven with myrrh and wet cold green.
This all sounds great, but describes only a fraction of the resulting whole.
And even if that may also sound pretty unspectacular and pleasing, both it is not at all.
Too edgy, too unusual, too strange or let's call it peculiar is what rises to one's nose.
By the way, I am actually not a real friend of fougère fragrances.
Something in the "classic fougère blend" or at the classic fougère accord I simply do not like.
The only one that got me so far was Dodo. However, that should also pass as a " Fougère-Abwandlung".
Possibly also Häxan, which I personally however not really to the category Fougère count, even if it probably down-broken to it to belong.
Mohragot is (also) a niche in the Fougère genre.
A very, very dark green.
Wet.
Earthy.
Spicy.
Bitter.
Mystical.
Strange.
Mysterious.
Impenetrable thicket.
To speak in metaphors:
It's like being inside a deep green gemstone.
A truly fascinating fragrance.
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