Italian Leather Memo Paris 2013 Eau de Parfum

When I was wandering through the perfume shelves with my favourite consultant in the perfumery of my trust to look for something new for me, he drew my attention to the Memo house that had just arrived The interesting story of the perfumers who travel to different places to capture the typical scent and then tie it up in the perfume bottle and try to unleash it again bit by bit, sounded like a nice idea.
He knew that I liked sweet, expansive fragrances, as well as racy, bitter men's fragrances. A great balancing act in two extremes.
Let's get to the scent. With the Italy Leather he had now introduced me to a fragrance that managed to give the plump sweetness a good masculinity through the strongly dominating vanilla.
He gets this through the leather which is very supple and the herbal note of the tomato leaf which brings a racy spiciness with it.
I liked the fragrance very much at first go, but I am very choosy and a clear purchase decision was not yet there After we had looked a little bit further, he asked me which ones I had liked quite well and made me a few small fillings.
For the next few days I carried them across. Especially the Italian leather stood out.
The memo received dozens of compliments, which is due to its strong silage (its oil concentration should be 28%, if I remember correctly) and its high recognition value due to its spiciness.
I prefer to wear it in the colder months with a leather jacket, because it is a bit too inviting for the warmer months and maybe late in the evening in rooms where One Millions and The Ones beat you to death, so you should wish to draw some attention to yourself.