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Coffee is only dangerous if a bag of beans falls on your head
This sentence is written on the coffee machine at work, which, by the way, dispenses very good specialty coffees that are surprisingly good for a vending machine.
Just by way of introduction and clickbait :D
As is so often the case with coffee scents: I don't perceive this one that well. However, I can sense it. It's there, but it's wrapped up. Nicely clothed, so to speak.
Next, hence the review, because I can't get this down in a statement: I perceive it differently at all. This is one of the fragrances I tested several times before I dared to comment. I realized that I need to get to know it better. That in itself is a good sign when it comes to fragrances, as I had a similar experience with the Shalimar EdP, for example. It's an indication of a complex, usually good fragrance.
When I applied it for the first time, I thought I had received something wrong. There is a green version (Green Coffee or similar), did I get that by mistake?
Another look at the bottle: yes, it is the Dallah.
I find it totally fresh and green. According to the chart, I'm the only one who has also categorized it as "green". The coffee note is subtle under this green robe. Gradually the spice comes through, but for me it's a fresh green fragrance, not too heavy or oriental, so wearable in all seasons.
Once again, Xerjoff has managed to create something that I, at least, have never before sniffed in this form. I like the fragrance for this originality alone. Nevertheless, it is a little overpriced, which I have to say for all my love. But well, you get an original fragrance in a very nice flacon, packaged in the typical Xerjoff leather coffin :D
Just by way of introduction and clickbait :D
As is so often the case with coffee scents: I don't perceive this one that well. However, I can sense it. It's there, but it's wrapped up. Nicely clothed, so to speak.
Next, hence the review, because I can't get this down in a statement: I perceive it differently at all. This is one of the fragrances I tested several times before I dared to comment. I realized that I need to get to know it better. That in itself is a good sign when it comes to fragrances, as I had a similar experience with the Shalimar EdP, for example. It's an indication of a complex, usually good fragrance.
When I applied it for the first time, I thought I had received something wrong. There is a green version (Green Coffee or similar), did I get that by mistake?
Another look at the bottle: yes, it is the Dallah.
I find it totally fresh and green. According to the chart, I'm the only one who has also categorized it as "green". The coffee note is subtle under this green robe. Gradually the spice comes through, but for me it's a fresh green fragrance, not too heavy or oriental, so wearable in all seasons.
Once again, Xerjoff has managed to create something that I, at least, have never before sniffed in this form. I like the fragrance for this originality alone. Nevertheless, it is a little overpriced, which I have to say for all my love. But well, you get an original fragrance in a very nice flacon, packaged in the typical Xerjoff leather coffin :D
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