Perfumes, just like people, must be careful with what they promise to raise expectations they might not be able to deliver. By bloody wood color you already expect something intense and passionate and its description confirms it: inspired on a kind of wine, from what i researched, very classic, the Cru Bourgeois family of wines, Bloody Wood was made to be a 'fragrance that extols intellectual and sensual passions'. Maybe it extols intellectual, since you need some brain exercise to try to find something exciting or really sensual on Bloody Wood. It's a very neat composition that doesn't match its color or description codes but it's one that at least makes sense, from what i could find, from the notes on wine it is inspired.Bloody woody has a profile that at the base note end has a woody dry aroma, something for me between cedar, dry sandal and cypress. At the top end, it has fruity intense profile, fruits that doesn't sound sweet, but green and with some acidity on their smell. Between them, it shows in some moments something a little bit floral and powdery that it's a pretty link. But all this very neaty, well behaved, a fragrance that starts quite interesting and that in less than one hour looses almost its entire energy. To me, what it lacks it's exactly emotion and sensuality.
