I'm digging on this one. It's got a blueberry muffin batter thing going and has faint spices underneath that are thin and spread out in an airy kind of way rather than some direct punch of spice.
I wouldn't call this a groundbreaking scent but it's definitely pleasant and isn't obtrusive or attention grabbing. I can't make up my mind if this qualifies as a gourmand or not.
It threatens to be gourmand and holds that thin line between a regular fragrance and a gourmand in a way that tells me that the perfumer was agonizing over the proper balance and didn't want this falling over into either sphere in an obvious way.
That character of balance here is why I like it and enjoy it. It tickles my brain and I enjoy the overall effect and scent throughout the day. Thumbs up on this one.
Again, not groundbreaking or attention grabbing, but a very nice wear and I think better than a good number of the fragrances at the designer counter.
I much prefer something like this over Paco Rabanne's "searing, high frequency bubblegum" One Million or even the chemical vanilla concoction of Versace Eros.
This blueberry muffin batter spice minds its own business while being completely content within itself.
