09/13/2025

SVT
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SVT
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Green Shaped Tobacco
In the opening, there is an accord where the most prominent features are fenugreek with its sometimes dry, somewhat bitter scent and tea; spices intervene to complete the work, although personally I distinctly perceive cloves.
The heart part goes to the tobacco, reinterpreted in a green key, where I think the smilace makes its contribution, well dosed, as it can result in a particularly unpleasant smell if not worked well.
The whole Is counterbalanced by the very light boozy note of the whiskey and the frangipani with its vanillic/creamy touch, almost reminiscent of a candy.
In the base, the oud can be discerned; particularly prominent is the Cambodian with its dense, dark, pronouncedly resinous part, balanced by its Burmese counterpart, creating a kind of accord, given its balsamic-sounding traits.
The animals present mostly in a supportive role than to be noticed in my opinion, to give a dirty note in short.
All this embellished by a sneaky amber touch
A different take on a path that has been beaten many times :)
The heart part goes to the tobacco, reinterpreted in a green key, where I think the smilace makes its contribution, well dosed, as it can result in a particularly unpleasant smell if not worked well.
The whole Is counterbalanced by the very light boozy note of the whiskey and the frangipani with its vanillic/creamy touch, almost reminiscent of a candy.
In the base, the oud can be discerned; particularly prominent is the Cambodian with its dense, dark, pronouncedly resinous part, balanced by its Burmese counterpart, creating a kind of accord, given its balsamic-sounding traits.
The animals present mostly in a supportive role than to be noticed in my opinion, to give a dirty note in short.
All this embellished by a sneaky amber touch
A different take on a path that has been beaten many times :)