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Maris
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Very sweet, without being biteable
Very sweet, without being biteable. You can sense the spices, but they seem to be hidden or drizzled under syrup or resin. I can't detect cinnamon. It reminds me of sweet pipe tobacco; it sometimes has that strangely damp quality, even though you expect something dry and smoky. And that's how I feel about The Calling, as if the wood had become damp and a box of cigars was standing next to it. It's well made and doesn't overwhelm you, nor does it smell synthetic, but I still don't get the exorbitant price from it in any way. Rather, I feel like I've smelled something similar before. And this sweet rum-tobacco theme is too clichéd for me, too much "the way it's done." Wood, tobacco, and rum are associated by many with a respectable gentleman's club, plus a bit of sweet caramel to make it pleasantly appealing, and there you have the mainstreamer pretending to be niche, with a few spices tossed in. You could just as well continue wearing Le Male, Egoist, or One Million. Hmm, no. The best thing about the fragrance, in my opinion, is the bottle.
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Top Notes
Lavender
Rum
Cardamom
Cumin
Green mango
Pink pepper
Cypress
Heart Notes
Cinnamon
Clary sage
Carnation
Saffron
Gaiac wood
Base Notes
Chocolate
Tobacco
Caramel
Sandalwood
Vanilla
Cedarwood
Labdanum
Musk
Papyrus




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