Enders

This is a reference orange blossom scent. Extremely high quality. Not much going on, but the notes that are there are executed at a very high level. You get the cinnamon for sure, a nice touch that adds a spicy edge. The longevity of this fragrance was surprising to me. Being mostly orange blossom I expected a lighter wear, but no. I easily got about 7 hours, maybe 8, of enjoyable wear. Comes off as a dense orange blossom cloud. Highly recommend!

I am not the type of person who is drawn to fragrances like this. I wear stuff like Overture Man by Amouage, Chanel Antaeus, and Guerlain Heritage. All a very far cry from En Passant. The first time I smelled this I was blown away. Damp lilac flowers in their most fragrant state. In my experience whenever a brand tries to replicate a very realistic floral sensation it can come off as synthetic, or it just smells off. This smells exactly like walking past lilacs. One of the fragrances that truly deserves to be called beautiful. A 10/10 for me, and it will likely remain the most "different" fragrance in my collection for some time.

Take the lavender + immortelle combo from Dior Eau Noire and replace all the other notes and you have Sunshine Man.

I get a beautiful orange brandy note that comes off syrupy in the opening. That lasts about 1 to 1 1/2 hours. The lavender and immortelle are there 24/7. The lavender here isn't too earthy, comes off very balanced. The star of this fragrance is arguably the immortelle, but I think the lavender and immortelle play an equal role. Vanilla is detectable and it just provides a balanced sweetness, I don't find it to be cloying. Very aromatic fragrance overall. Not blind buy safe lol

About if this is still discontinued or not. This is from Amouage customer service

"Hello,
Thank you for your interest in The House of Amouage products.
I have checked, and I am happy to let you know that we still have some pieces available in our factory in Oman, which explains why you can see it on amouage.com"

Surprisingly, my favorite from the brand and I've smelled almost all of them. I thought I would gravitate towards the ambers or maybe more of the popular ones, but no. This is a very unique patchouli indeed. Minty, smooth, musky patchouli, and it is one of the most serene fragrances I've come across. There is something so calming about this. Comes off to me as a bit cold, a bit damp in a way, leafy, but oh so therapeutic. Not sure what season I'd wear this in. I'm almost leaning towards... whenever the hell you want. It's not a beastmode scent in terms of projection so I think this could suit any situation.

I don't think I could ever pull this off but when my girlfriend and I sampled it together the sillage of the initial spray made both of us say "wow". This is absolutely stunning. At this point I dare to guess how many fragrances I've sampled, but I know for a fact there have only been 10 or 11 "wows" exclaimed on the first sniff.