Gingembre Rouge Roger & Gallet 2014 Eau Parfumée

I haven't really explored the fragrances from Roger & Gallet yet... maybe I should reconsider that in the months leading up to summer. Because they seem natural, refreshing, affordable & Gingembre Rouge was made for warm days. It's a pity that I've never seen them (consciously) in person. Should that happen, I certainly won't move on without testing.

A red pomegranate in bloom meets a bit of ginger and refreshing citrus splashes. Truly a successful, sprightlier, modern reinterpretation of the brand's bestseller Gingembre, which I also have never had under my nose, but have heard a lot of good things about. It has certainly not remained on the market for so many years without reason. Back to the "red ginger": pomegranate, as mentioned, as the main actor, just enough ginger to justify the name and a bit of lemon and a bit of sugar - Voila, a lightly feminine refreshment. Polite, zesty, and bright red.

Sillage, longevity & bottle: a meager score of 25%, as all 3 categories are really only minimally fulfilled.

Conclusion: even though you often have to reapply: this subtle Morillas breeze certainly offers a reason to continue exploring the brand. Truly an effortlessly successful leisure fun! A longer comment isn't possible due to its simple nature... but it doesn't always have to be complicated.