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Notes05/27/2018
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Catcher of souls
Black Cube is less extraordinary, but all the more brilliant in its structure. Rarely have I been able to enjoy such a fine and, above all, harmonious experience together. The framework is definitely based on Epic Man, but, to my advantage, it is calmer and much more elegant. The positive circumstance that he gains through his reserved and fine character, however, unfortunately also holds the only point of criticism. It is very quickly only perceptible close to the body. Of course I just want to give myself to his beauty, but a bit more volume and power would do him good.
It really starts only minimally fruity and spicy. Mandarins in combination for pepper provide for the prelude. The soft smoke quickly joins it. Not sacral or heavy, but very gentle and courageous at first. Resinous notes and also oud perfectly balanced dominate the first time until the incense gradually gains strength and the scent hits harsher tones. In this phase Black Cube always reminds me of Jason Statham in The Expandables 2. Disguised as a pastor in a dark little church. A black cape. Completely inconspicuous and reserved, he develops into who he is. A dark, bitter type.
All this does not require tributes. Black Cube remains supple and continues to seek harmony. He does not appear aggressive or disturbing in any second but keeps his line as a backgrounder. Balanced, resinous-herbal, accompanied by incense.
At the base, he's friendly. Oud and woods ensure a smooth finish. Musk I can still guess and then it disappears sometime...
The scent is what Epic Man could have been. A perfectly and calmly balanced fragrance experience. What Epic Man has too much has been perfectly dosed here. A narcotic for nose and soul.
Unfortunately a very expensive one if it is not then in the offer.
The slight deductions in the B mark can be absorbed. The fragrance is great and very natural.
The best of Ramon Molvizar.
It really starts only minimally fruity and spicy. Mandarins in combination for pepper provide for the prelude. The soft smoke quickly joins it. Not sacral or heavy, but very gentle and courageous at first. Resinous notes and also oud perfectly balanced dominate the first time until the incense gradually gains strength and the scent hits harsher tones. In this phase Black Cube always reminds me of Jason Statham in The Expandables 2. Disguised as a pastor in a dark little church. A black cape. Completely inconspicuous and reserved, he develops into who he is. A dark, bitter type.
All this does not require tributes. Black Cube remains supple and continues to seek harmony. He does not appear aggressive or disturbing in any second but keeps his line as a backgrounder. Balanced, resinous-herbal, accompanied by incense.
At the base, he's friendly. Oud and woods ensure a smooth finish. Musk I can still guess and then it disappears sometime...
The scent is what Epic Man could have been. A perfectly and calmly balanced fragrance experience. What Epic Man has too much has been perfectly dosed here. A narcotic for nose and soul.
Unfortunately a very expensive one if it is not then in the offer.
The slight deductions in the B mark can be absorbed. The fragrance is great and very natural.
The best of Ramon Molvizar.
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