Russisch Juchten Harry Lehmann

I can't express how glad I am to have stumbled upon Harry Lehmann by chance. What a house! This is what I've longed for. Tradition, quality, and individuality. This is old school at its finest. It's all about the scent here! And you can tell right away! They stick to what works and uphold the high art of perfumery. No marketing gimmicks, no chasing after trends! This company is confident, and rightly so! All the fluff is unnecessary because everything is just right! How wonderful that is. When you spray a scent from Harry Lehmann, you still have emotions, you feel special. Also because of the individuality. You are not one of millions, not a mainstreamer. Here, the perfume remains what it should be, namely the personal signature. Every detail is lovingly crafted. Just the wonderful, neutral, nostalgic bottles. Delightful! They are beautiful. That's how I wish to store my scent. I don't think I'm going too far to say that I have finally arrived. Harry Lehmann fulfills my wishes and requirements for something as intimate as a perfume. Thank you for still having something like this! The philosophy speaks to me a thousand percent!
Russian Leather is for me one of the best Cuir de Russie I have ever had under my nose. Heavy, dark, carrying, full. And yet not clumsy, but excellent and elegant. Stylish to the highest degree. Masterfully composed.
Besides the pure scent, I also had a blend made with this base. And it is breathtaking! And not only are the scents themselves unique, but also the sillage and longevity. You can smell "yourself" until the next time you shower. Forever. And in my eyes, it has to be that way! At least I wish for that from a perfume, but I have never found it. Outstanding quality. THANK YOU TO THE HARRY LEHMANN COMPANY!

Just a small addendum after now spending a bit more time with this scent. Maybe my sense of smell has become somewhat strange by now, but the more often I wear this beautiful scent, the more I think I perceive a slight hint of something Guerlinade-like....Am I crazy? Actually not. But for some reason, I have one or another time thought of a whiff of Mitsouko when I smell Russian Leather.....After all, both are definitely Chypres, which at least would fit from that perspective. Moreover, the more I engage with this perfume, the less I perceive anything leathery. I can hardly understand how some people can detect such a pronounced leather accord here, let alone speak of a resemblance to Knize Ten. In any case, the scent is uniquely beautiful. It would be interesting to hear a few opinions from those who know it.
I'm curious. Best regards.