Eterno from the house of Simone Andreoli has certainly managed to convince me.
Some compare it to Interlude Man. I smelled that years ago and have no memory of it, so I can't make any comparisons here. For me, Eterno is quite special, unique, and thus also exceptional.
The fragrance starts with a pleasant freshness, primarily coming from the bergamot. After a brief moment, a bit of pepper joins in. However, something profound is already brewing in the background.
You can sense it, the nose is teased, and it prompts you to think.
In the meantime, the resinous-sweet notes flutter around the nose. The whole thing is enveloped in a bit of smokiness.
Somehow, it also has a distinctly bitter nutty character for me. This resinous-sweet-spicy component is now clearly in the foreground, and the bergamot is increasingly receding into the background.
Towards the end, a sweet-resinous, as well as spicy character remains. A few woody impressions are added.
Some leather also makes an appearance,
but it is immediately coated with a sweet resin layer.
The performance is also worth mentioning positively.
You definitely don't need many sprays to get through the day and to be generally noticed.
In my experience, this fragrance also quickly fills spaces.
All in all, a very interesting scent that I believe everyone should try at least once.
