Maturation in bottle has made this creation rounder and better overall.
Apple takes the front stage from the beginning, not a completely natural feeling one but it suits the theme as a first, ideal taste of an apple, supported by aldehides and citrus and, in a little bit of time, surrounded by a floral and ambered bouquet, expansive and, sometimes, overpowering the apple, but it can also be felt here.
Oakmoss emerges, feeling extremely natural and rounded by animalics (between which, for me, castoreum reigns over civet) and oud, turning soon the whole fragrance towards a traditional masculine character.
Longevity and projection are excellent. This is an excellent work.
