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Starts like a cognac praline...very boozy...hazelnutty...then the sweet caramel comes in. After a few seconds, the alcohol subsides and it becomes warm-chocolaty, milky-creamy, slightly woody-floral, vanilla-like. I like the nutty-lactonic notes. The sweet caramel also remains. This is a perfume that needs to "mature" before you can appreciate it. This is why the first impression can be a little confusing. However, the performance could be a little stronger...otherwise it is a really beautiful gourmand. Very individual. I am happy to have it in my collection...awesome

I had to laugh so hard when I first tracked it down...I immediately had a strong sweet carrot accord in my nose. It's probably the mate tea-orris root combination that creates this impression for me. Somehow interesting. Later, a citrusy creaminess is added. You can sense the white chocolate. I don't have anything in my collection that is the same or similar to this. Definitely unique and different

Reminds me of the refreshment sticks from my childhood...don't know if anyone still knows them? Or candied orange peel with a chocolate coating. Very tasty. I get this orange-chocolate combination in the opening. Then it becomes woody, creamy-vanilla... a dry powdery vanilla... and a slight spiciness is added....Cardamom!
It's not a beast, more of a feel-good fragrance. The longevity is ok, it doesn't have a bomb sillage, but every now and then a nice tail comes into your nose. Interesting. Maybe it will get stronger over time, as is often the case with Arabs...but all in all...a very nice unisex and suitable for the season. I think it's really nice...

It has something stinky, plastic-like in the opening. Once you get past that, it's very lemonade-like in the drydown. Very synthetic, somehow unpleasant. I don't know what to make of it....it's not quite round. I can't imagine this plastic in the opening over the whole course, somehow not...

Beautiful, modern and interesting oud fragrance with a cool green aromatic opening. It is not a typical oriental with lots of spice, as there are many. It becomes very woody and warm as it progresses. The wood/oud lingers until the end. The vanilla comes through strongly in the heart note and the tonka joins in intensely in the drydown. Definitely unisex if you like very woody, warm fragrances. It makes a great development from cool/fresh to warm/vanilla. A really nice modern interpretation of an oud perfume. Nice for the fall/winter season. Lasts me almost the whole day. Top.