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II. DNA: First and foremost, the scent character. The "Bois Impérial | Essential Parfums" is very versatile, but to sum it up in a few words, I would say fresh, fruity, and woody.

Wearability: In my opinion, the "Bois Impérial | Essential Parfums" can be worn in any season and for any occasion, as it has the freshness for summer and the performance and woodiness for winter.

Performance: The "Bois Impérial | Essential Parfums" radiates and lasts a minimum of 12 hours on my skin, and the sillage is very strong, though not overwhelming, but still above average for a fresh scent. 4-5 sprays are sufficient; if you can't smell it, trust me. It depends on your nose. The people around you will notice you.

Bottle: The bottle is simply beautiful and robust. The sprayer is of high quality.

Price: I got the scent for €64 for 100 ml on sale at Douglas, which is absolutely reasonable for a niche fragrance of such quality.

Conclusion: The scent is for anyone who wants a fragrance for everything and doesn't want to dig too deep into their pockets. After about four months, and in my relatively large collection, it is already half empty and will definitely be repurchased.

P.S. Since I have (not) yet tested the "Ganymede (Eau de Parfum) | Marc-Antoine Barrois," I unfortunately cannot comment on the scent and the parallels.