Top Notes 
Gingerbread
Palm sugar
Heart Notes 
Davana
Turkish rose
Whisky
Base Notes 
Amber
Cashmere wood
Oakmoss05/04/2023
Landshark321
695 Reviews
Landshark321
1
Mostly-gourmand with smooth, sweet touches
Vivamor Parfums Reserve Exclusif is a smooth, sweet, and spicy blend, and perhaps the most easygoing fragrance from the line that I’ve tried so far, a sort of dusty, velvety blend of top notes that described as gingerbread and roasted coconut sugar, which tracks, over whiskey, rose, and woods, mainly. As with some of the other entries in the line, it’s sweet but not terribly sweet, gourmand-leaning while not being wholly gourmand, and it’s considerately blended. It does have a bit of a candied quality, stemming from the top notes but also fortified with rose and whiskey underneath. I see this is a fairly versatile offering that most can enjoy, even if like most fairly rich gourmands it suits cooler weather better than the heat. Of the seven I’ve tried from the line so far, only Akoya is a freshie in the stereotypical sense but most of the offerings, like Reserve Exclusif, have the attributes that make them wearable in a lot of situations, at least according to my own seasonal preferences, for instance.
Like the rest of the this initial Vivamor Parfums launch, Reserve Exclusif is extrait concentration and is priced at $155 for 100ml, reasonable in the current market, in my opinion. It performs quite well and I’d recommend that others check this out, perhaps picking up a discovery set via the house, though the brand is sold at Perfumology as well.
8 out of 10
Like the rest of the this initial Vivamor Parfums launch, Reserve Exclusif is extrait concentration and is priced at $155 for 100ml, reasonable in the current market, in my opinion. It performs quite well and I’d recommend that others check this out, perhaps picking up a discovery set via the house, though the brand is sold at Perfumology as well.
8 out of 10
