Incensenut

The bitter citrus zest combined with a sweetness reminds me smell of Crêpes Suzette. It develops further in a more herbal areas. Pleasant

The vintage fougere-like blast in the opening lingers into the lavender (and more interesting) version of Chergui.

Sweet apple cider combined with absinthe and a slightly acrid smoke. It’s not entirely pleasant, but there is something intriguing about it.

Probably the most realistic rendition of honey in perfumery. A beautiful composition that is also painfully linear and tiresomely boring

It's worth paying almost double as it has a richer, deeper, and earthier profile compared to the EDP version.