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I was once again on a scent tour in the perfumeries of a neighboring town and happened to come across this perfume in one of those fragrance stores. The saleswoman warned me that this fragrance would be addictive. Which it did, otherwise I wouldn't be writing a review here. Once applied to the skin, this fragrance immediately captivated me, and it also lasted a surprisingly long time and was present the whole time. Apart from the somewhat high price, it can be said that Xerjoff, not Agatha, has once again conjured up something good with this fragrance.

In my opinion, this fragrance is a real gem, as is the bottle it comes in. The interplay of the fresh and aquatic notes is perfectly balanced, and all the scents of the base note can also be found. Which, in my opinion, is usually quite difficult with kajal fragrances. The freshness and fruitiness are very convincing. All in all, a successful fragrance

Let's be honest, a musician who was so successful as the guitarist of Black Sabbath that his fame spread around the world can also immortalize himself in a fragrance of special quality in collaboration with a luxury brand like Xerjoff. All the better, because despite its heaviness, this fragrance is similar to a real guitar solo. Wild yet perfectly balanced ingredients make the fragrance incomparable.

Enough praise: the fragrance is strong, but still really good and deserves to be in the upper leagues, even if it is not everyone's cup of tea. The rum in particular, combined with the rose and musk at the base, hits hard. Not wearable for every occasion in the evening and only recommended by me in fall and winter.
And yet this fragrance, like its creator himself, also achieves the fame he hoped for.