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02/18/2026 - 07:33 AM
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Burning Forest and Smoked Ham

Burning wood, smoke, glowing and burnt trees, a hint of Black Forest ham.
I really can't smell anything else here and I don't want to either.
Absolutely terrible scent that I washed off after 5 minutes, or at least tried to.
It is persistent, long-lasting, and absolutely room-filling.
Maybe I'm not man enough to wear it. Perhaps you need to be 1.90 meters tall, wear a flannel shirt and a man bun, as well as a Viking beard.
If you want to smell like a forest fire, you are in the right place, because you won't get any other note than the burnt birch bark indicated throughout the entire pyramid. Obtrusive, penetrating, simply unbearable and absolutely incomprehensible why someone would bring something like this to market as a perfume.
I think it's great when people try out new unusual compositions and don't just recycle known DNAs, but this seems to me like an experiment or a honeypot to make fun of "trained" noses.
Just state a huge pyramid and see if anyone thinks they can detect individual nuances, even though only this burnt bark is contained.
So far, the worst thing I have ever smelled. The other scents from Casati are good, which is why I was genuinely astonished here!
Updated on 06/05/2026
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