Fight Club White Reyane Tradition

fight club white is my seventh fragrance from Reyane Tradition.
Not everyone made it into the showcase, one was even banished to the comb tray in the guest toilet. I was all the more excited about the scent that comes in a pretty plastic bell in the shape of a white boxing glove. The whole thing is made valuable, only the cheap imprint on the bottle above the thumb brings the design attempt to an abrupt end. But there were a thousand other manufacturers unimaginative.
On his skin he lives up to his name. A colourful bouquet of citric notes first gives the nose a decent hook. In combination with lavender and rosemary, this is a brilliant start. I also discover a clear note of pineapple in the opening.
The heart notes are a colourful mix of garden herbs that develop well from the top note. With this fresh scent, which some contemporaries probably misjudge as a room spray of an English country house, he has a stone in my board. But I also like Geoffrey Beene's Bowling Green. And to stay in the picture of the boxer - this mix dances decently around the nose.
He then replaces this freshness with a somewhat crude mix for my nose on "everything that is good for a base note" - then he seems a little arbitrary and a little too woody for me, as if the bottom of the rings were made exclusively of fir.
The durability is certainly above average and the Sillage an English gentleman´s fight quite appropriate: present without being intrusive. Those who expected blood, sweat and a backyard boxing hall will be disappointed.
all in all: a great fragrance that will find its fans.