Minigolf

Sometimes I don't like complex, widely radiating fragrances. Especially on midsummer days, during the hot afternoons, simple-fresh scents are in demand. Like this green companion here. It has a serious yet cheerful aroma that fills the air....

Silly question? Maybe - maybe not! Who knows... But with a 21% perfume concentration (Extrait), I would definitely lean towards YES, even if it is almost priced among the "cheapies." Yet it could just as easily be a "Lutens." At first, I smell...

Here I am well ahead of the current season with this fresh scent... it belongs more to the warm months. Like midsummer, at 30°C in the shade. That's when the dominant mint truly works its soothing magic. A refreshing coolness! With a limey...

Oh, what have we blindly swapped again?!! And even the bottle, in simple matte glass, high and oval, reminds me of something very specific. Guessing that is not hard, not as hard as the little bottle... Exactly! The good...

A "spice blend" that packs a punch! Powerful, dark (not gloomy) and above all, very special! Cinnamon saffron wrapped in a nutmeg coat greets me first. Rough, slightly sharp-warm.... and if there is a color...

That the Brits can create great fragrances, I have known for a long time.. Numerous "Penhaligons" and "Floris" - The "Woods of Windsors" and "Old Bond-Streets" prove this! However, the house "Murdock" was completely unknown to me until...

And once again, a "marine scent" that can be appreciated. And one that you won't find at every corner. Here, the coolness mostly takes the lead, the citrusy-lavender notes create the impression of sea air. Beneath it, there's...

welcomes me at the first sniff. A late spring day begins, the sun not yet risen, in the east that cool light, the air still quite fresh, damp dew on grass and flowers. Later it will get warmer and the sun will evoke a green-spicy...

To evaluate a fragrance, you first need to have it under your nose. Critiques or praises from other perfume enthusiasts only help to pique curiosity. It was this curiosity that led me to blindly trade for this rather potent "Rough Man."...

Even the feel of the bottle hints at its contents. Covered in rough, black velvet that feels like the finest sandpaper, it reminds me of "V Canto" fragrances. But how does it "smell" now? Even if I repeat myself: dark-rough-velvety! And very...

The surprise has turned out to be very positive again, after one of my many blind swaps. And all the described ingredients match the result of my sniff test. With one important exception: I smell more than is indicated. Cinnamon, for example!...

There are now so many fragrances that lean towards freshness. Some repeat themselves in endless loops of flankers and so-called "dupes." Others make a distinct statement regarding their olfactory properties. This "Saheb"...