09/05/2021
DarioArgento
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...like warm apple pie!
*cough cough... The 90s teen comedy "American Pie" has quite obviously been the godfather for this perfume.
Well, whether and how you can now become intimate with a perfume / would like to be times put aside.
With the name-giving pie it worked in the film so semigut.
But now to the perfume:
Where, pray tell, is the apple in the fragrance pyramid?
This was my first reaction after the first spray, after I have read through this again here at parfumo.
I am literally screamed at by a deliciously sweet red apple in this perfume by Ulric de Varens.
And also quite authentic.
After spraying on, memories of Boss Bottled (Intense) are awakened.
No question, the Boss has created a cult perfume, an absolute evergreen.
From my point of view, however, nothing speaks against this classic times exchanged.
"Varens d'Orient Elixir" simply acts multilayered, without being overloaded.
This spice combination is animal fun.
It does not overwhelm one and the cardamom from Indian cuisine, which I love so much, comes (gently) to bear.
Everything is clearly defined and super coordinated. There are already some fragrances that put a scent mishmash in front of you, which you just can not klamüsern apart.
"Varens d'Orient Elixir" is really a highlight among the "minions".
Everyone who enjoys sweet-fruity & oriental fragrances, should give the perfume times a moment of his attention. Disappointed may be only the fewest.
Despite the warm seeming spices, the perfume also fits amazingly well in the summer.
It does not crush you, you yourself (and the environment) takes in the first line of the sweet apple with cardamom, as well as hardly perceive synthetics.
There is no trace of typical Christmas associated baked apple or the like, which one might think from the fragrance pyramid.
The durability, as well as the sillage are excellent.
In summary, this EdT reminds me of a deliciously spiced apple pie warm from the oven.
The price/performance ratio is fantastic.
The current rating (as of 09.2021) of 8.5 is completely justified.
I wish you a fragrant day :)
Well, whether and how you can now become intimate with a perfume / would like to be times put aside.
With the name-giving pie it worked in the film so semigut.
But now to the perfume:
Where, pray tell, is the apple in the fragrance pyramid?
This was my first reaction after the first spray, after I have read through this again here at parfumo.
I am literally screamed at by a deliciously sweet red apple in this perfume by Ulric de Varens.
And also quite authentic.
After spraying on, memories of Boss Bottled (Intense) are awakened.
No question, the Boss has created a cult perfume, an absolute evergreen.
From my point of view, however, nothing speaks against this classic times exchanged.
"Varens d'Orient Elixir" simply acts multilayered, without being overloaded.
This spice combination is animal fun.
It does not overwhelm one and the cardamom from Indian cuisine, which I love so much, comes (gently) to bear.
Everything is clearly defined and super coordinated. There are already some fragrances that put a scent mishmash in front of you, which you just can not klamüsern apart.
"Varens d'Orient Elixir" is really a highlight among the "minions".
Everyone who enjoys sweet-fruity & oriental fragrances, should give the perfume times a moment of his attention. Disappointed may be only the fewest.
Despite the warm seeming spices, the perfume also fits amazingly well in the summer.
It does not crush you, you yourself (and the environment) takes in the first line of the sweet apple with cardamom, as well as hardly perceive synthetics.
There is no trace of typical Christmas associated baked apple or the like, which one might think from the fragrance pyramid.
The durability, as well as the sillage are excellent.
In summary, this EdT reminds me of a deliciously spiced apple pie warm from the oven.
The price/performance ratio is fantastic.
The current rating (as of 09.2021) of 8.5 is completely justified.
I wish you a fragrant day :)
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