Sketch Violet 2017

Ladies and Gentlemen. Today marks what is perhaps the greatest fight of all time. We warmly welcome you to this spectacle and wish you much enjoyment. You can expect an unrelenting title match between two opponents on equal footing over the full number of rounds.
The fight will be broadcast worldwide, as the audience count in the hall has been reduced to almost zero due to the current situation.

In the right corner: Rose
In the left corner: Tuberose

The bell rings for the first (and last) round. The fighters have voluntarily and unanimously waived the breaks between rounds.
Rose and Tuberose circle each other, throwing initial jabs to gauge their opponent. Coaches Nutmeg and Bergamot are unfortunately unable to attend today and miss the fight, which doesn’t bother the main contenders at all. They have prepared for this finale long enough.
Rose lands the first effective hits, which are immediately countered by Tuberose.
With some delay, the referee Patchouli appears, dressed in a resinous training jacket.
He doesn’t have much to do, as both fighters engage in a fair exchange of blows without hitting below the belt.
After two hours, the fight is still raging on equal terms. Neither Rose nor Tuberose show signs of fatigue - quite the opposite of the referee, who has thrown his training jacket into the corner and is now doing his job in a chocolate-colored T-shirt.
This battle continues for a long time until the only spectators of the evening arrive: Mr. Tonka and his wife Vanilla, who have sponsored this fight. Both give hesitant applause, as this fight turns out to be not as exciting as expected.
After about 5 hours, the fight is called off by referee Patchouli and declared a draw.
Rose and Tuberose leave the ring towards the locker room, while the referee stays with Mr. Tonka and Mrs. Vanilla for a post-fight discussion and interviews in the hall.

Sketch is a well-made fragrance. No question about it. But you really have to like both Rose AND Tuberose. If, like me, you don't particularly like either, it's better to steer clear of Sketch. For everyone who enjoys both, it's a clear recommendation.