Amaretto Jazz in the Melting Room Toskovat' 2024

Opens up with a punch of amaretto and almond backed by a very realistic honey. The almond and amaretto quite quickly settle and tone done, leaving room for the honey and 'bread' note... though I find this bread note smells more like wheat or bran. From here on out, the fragrance also has a very creamy vibe, almost buttery. Wouldn't say it specifically smells like cocoa butter, becsause I don't really pick up anything chocolately in here. Nor cherry for that matter. The dust note is also probably bullshit, there is a dryness, which might be that dust note, but honestly it's quite faint and not really distinctly anything.

That aside, this fragrance is absolutely beautiful, and it's not only an art piece, it is a very wearable fragrance that actually smells phenomenal. This is surprisingly very wearable for a gourmand, especially compared to some vanilla heavy gourmands like nishane ani, which I find less wearable than this.

On the topic of wearability, this fragrance is very much a winter/fall fragrance. I would definitely not recommend anyone to wear this when it's over 20 degrees celsius, because you will definitely choke the people around you with the intense sweet booziness. Many will consider this a date night fragrance, but I believe you can wear any fragrance throughout daily life (though not in every season), as long as you dose your amount of sprays right. This fragrance you will probably only need 2-4 sprays of, when it is VERY cold , you could go for 5, but I would not recommend going any higher.

It perfoms quite well, 12 hours on skin, 5 hours of decent projection. Really nothing to be complaining about. The raw materials used are clearly high quality, they smell very rich and dense.

There isn't much more left to say for this fragrance, ofcourse there is a whole story behind it, but there are people (namely the review under me) who can tell that story much better than I can. I prefer to look at fragrances this way, though I find it very fun to read the stories :)

Anyway, amazing fragrance. 9.5/10

Amaretto Jazz in the Melting Room couldn't be more of an accurate name to describe the scent. It truly transform you to this world that feels like a jazz club while its on fire.

That fire however results in no smoke, just simply melting every single asset of that jazz club into a singular smell. That results in a scent that always give more with every sniff you take. The opening is sharp and pungent with that strong amaretto note and strong creamy and sweetness that balances the booziness. It's surprisingly rich and powerful with that beautiful blend and some of the stranger notes like the bread and candlewax is present but it's very light and not distracting. I really ever smell those notes when I take it all in up close but from afar, it is incredibly subtle and only provides to that atmosphere.

It's an art piece done to perfection with its beautiful blending but also wearability. It's surprising for such a complex and atmospheric scent to land itself as a wearable fragrance. In the winter it really shines with that rich vanilla-honey and amaretto combo. The closest I can compare it to is if Angels' Share Eau de Parfum was done in a more artistic and darker tone.

Goodluck to those trying to find a bottle.

Boozy gourmand that feels like stepping into a smoky jazz lounge filled with warmth and nostalgia.

It blends the sweetness of amaretto and dessert-like tones with cozy candle wax, a touch of tobacco, and soft woody undertones.

The result is rich, creamy, and slightly mysterious comforting yet haunting, like a bittersweet memory wrapped in music and dim light.

A true atmospheric perfume that wears like an emotional story on human skin, i only wish the initial smell lasted forever, it takes you into another dimension.

Perfection in a bottle, love this DNA!

Ive never understood the saying that you taste with your nose until now. I have been guzzling water all day wearing 8 sprays of this fragrance and with every sip i get more convinced that im drinking amaretto. Dont get me wrong i love amaretto, but drinking water with the taste of amaretto all morning without the main features that make amaretto great is horrible.

I love this fragrance. Super boozy, very bready suprisingly. I get almost 0 sweetness, honey is there but its not sweet or strong. Bread and amaretto.

lovely

Tommy is an ordinary guy, living alone in his small apartment, working a regular job, has a normal girlfriend, and spends his money on normal things.

Tommy doesn't care about luxury, let alone perfume. But...Tommy listens to jazz.

He doesn't just listen to it, he lives it. He listens to it on his turntable, dances, sleeps, and listens to it whenever he has the time.

Tommy wears a gray flat cap, a white shirt, a gray vest, gray pants, and black patent shoes. And no, that's not Tommy's going-out outfit, nooo, that's how he always walks around.

His friends hear the word "jazz," and Tommy immediately comes to mind. If he had to be described in one word, it would probably be "jazz."
So, at the end of the week, Tommy finds himself once again on his couch, the temperature in the living room far too high, as he has once again forgotten to turn off the heating. All his friends are busy, just like his girlfriend.

Tommy lights a few candles in his small cozy living room and gets his amaretto from the kitchen, places it on the small glass coffee table, and puts on his favorite record: "Jazz Noire."

He sits down on his old couch, opens a few buttons on his shirt, loosens his shoes, and pours himself a drink.

Tommy admires the golden-brown drop in the candlelight, swirls the glass around once or twice.

And takes a small sip while in the background Benny Golson plays the tenor saxophone...