Club Sergio Tacchini 2012 Eau de Toilette
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Welcome to the Club .... Jamas
Welcome to the Club ... Jamas. Jamas???
Jamas is Greek and has nothing to do with Sergio Tacchini, who is Italian. The Chinotto - Soda - accord that I smell in the top note strongly reminds me of a cult soft drink from Greece (Ivi).
But the fragrance pyramid provided here doesn’t quite match my nose.
The top note starts with the sour/aromatic Yuzu combined with the scent of the Greek soft drink Ivi. I drank plenty of cans of that during my former vacation weeks .... Jamas! and away it goes, simply divine the taste and smell.
It's a pity that the scent of the Chinotto orange has to fade away as quickly as it came - comparable to the Italian national football team - first Ciao and hardly has it started, it’s already Arrevederci Italia again.
What accompanies us throughout the day is the fruity and light acidity of pineapple mixed with aquatic/sporty notes.
Lavender with a few wood remnants can be found in the base note. If only the top note would take on the role of the heart note, then.... the footballers from Italy would have to pack their bags later.
Conclusion:
An affordable, fruit-tinged sport fragrance for every day in summer or spring - which shows its strength in the top note but doesn’t quite consider the rest.
For a truly fair price of just 8.50 euros for 50 ml, one cannot complain; other fragrances at this price point cannot compete here. (Currently, remaining stocks are still being offered at Rossmann)
PS:
To all Italians here in the forum, please don’t take the football thing so seriously, but you do have your problems with winning.
Jamas is Greek and has nothing to do with Sergio Tacchini, who is Italian. The Chinotto - Soda - accord that I smell in the top note strongly reminds me of a cult soft drink from Greece (Ivi).
But the fragrance pyramid provided here doesn’t quite match my nose.
The top note starts with the sour/aromatic Yuzu combined with the scent of the Greek soft drink Ivi. I drank plenty of cans of that during my former vacation weeks .... Jamas! and away it goes, simply divine the taste and smell.
It's a pity that the scent of the Chinotto orange has to fade away as quickly as it came - comparable to the Italian national football team - first Ciao and hardly has it started, it’s already Arrevederci Italia again.
What accompanies us throughout the day is the fruity and light acidity of pineapple mixed with aquatic/sporty notes.
Lavender with a few wood remnants can be found in the base note. If only the top note would take on the role of the heart note, then.... the footballers from Italy would have to pack their bags later.
Conclusion:
An affordable, fruit-tinged sport fragrance for every day in summer or spring - which shows its strength in the top note but doesn’t quite consider the rest.
For a truly fair price of just 8.50 euros for 50 ml, one cannot complain; other fragrances at this price point cannot compete here. (Currently, remaining stocks are still being offered at Rossmann)
PS:
To all Italians here in the forum, please don’t take the football thing so seriously, but you do have your problems with winning.
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