Olive Wood & Leather by Label - Statement by Floyd

FrauKirsche 4 months ago

Now I'm skeptical.

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Tony1106 4 months ago

Sounds pretty good, actually.

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Danny264 4 months ago

I just don't know.

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Heikeso 4 months ago

1

I don't know that label yet 😉

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Minigolf 4 months ago

1

If it weren't for the caramel, it wouldn't be so hard for me to want to test the scent... but you never know :-))

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Jennytammy 4 months ago

1

I miss Grafschafter Goldsaft here.

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Andin 4 months ago

1

It's a bit disappointing for me, this kind of label deception.

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CoraKirsch 4 months ago

1

Green beet syrup - what a concept!

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Chefärztin 4 months ago

1

That could be something for me.

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Nikkitas 4 months ago

1

Caution! This description could lead to confusion. The thing with the Grafschafter roots is causing a short circuit in my head.

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Floyd 4 months ago

That's a funny idea ⚡ @Nikkitas

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Florian86 4 months ago

1

I liked the olive wood in the Jeanne.

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NuiWhakakore 4 months ago

1

too sweet for me, even in winter...

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Mrtangiers 4 months ago

1

Probably too sweet for me as well, doesn't quite fit in there.

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Jeob 4 months ago

1

I often like things from Ciampagna, but this label hasn't really caught my interest so far.

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JonasP1 4 months ago

1

That's going to be too sweet for me.

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SirLancelot 4 months ago

1

I would have rated it the same way.

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Rosalie234 4 months ago

1

You love to find a heart like that.

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Eggi37 4 months ago

1

Caramel was years ago :-)

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BeJot 4 months ago

1

Thanks for the introduction.
But I think reading is enough for me.

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Gandix 4 months ago

1

Ah, always the caramel...

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Sweetsmell75 4 months ago

1

sounds very exciting ...!

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Bosworth 4 months ago

1

I couldn't find the ingredients that the name refers to either.

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Humphrey 4 months ago

1

Sounds lovely for cold days.

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Skydiver19 4 months ago

1

The Grafschafter roots could even make it appealing to me.

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Helena1411 4 months ago

1

Hmm, a bit too much caramel for my taste...

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Cfr 4 months ago

1

We'll see, but I don't think so in the long run :)

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Duftgroupie 4 months ago

1

That always works for me!

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Seejungfrau 4 months ago

1

Hmm. Not necessarily.

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Flakon11e 4 months ago

1

I'm out of this one, saved my ML...

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Bille74 4 months ago

1

That sounds interesting 🌲💛🪵

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Spatzl 4 months ago

1

It wasn't quite it, this scent.

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ElAttarine 4 months ago

1

😅 Sounds pretty edible. I'm not familiar with the brand at all.

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ElAttarine 4 months ago

1

Oh, Angela Ciampagna...!

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Rogaux 4 months ago

1

I always find it funny when the namesake ingredients are nowhere to be found. 😄

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Floyd 4 months ago

11

Thanks to Bosworth. I don't get any olive wood or leather, but at the start, there's a lot of caramel, sweet gurjun balsam, and vanilla. Cedar creates a woody counterpart with the bitter vetiver, making it a bit more interesting and wearable. In the base, it reminds me of a green-bitter Grafschafter Goldsaft. Quite pleasant for winter.

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