Ringtale

Tested this from a sample. I'm not thrilled. The opening promises more than it delivers. You may think you have a summery Eau du Soir at first spray and it is quite beautyful then, but soon it dries down to something very boring and persistent (not in sillage, but in scent).
I also felt a headache coming up very soon, I wouldn't be able to put up with it for a whole day. It is clean in a way I absolutely don't like, 'watery clean' or 'tea scent clean'. Never heard of water jasmin, seems to be not a jasmin really but a trea with flowers that look like jasmin.
There also is a strange note somewhere which makes this scent a bit synthetic to my nose.
A big no for me so I'm not able to find out about longevity, had to scrub it off, due to that upcoming headache..

I'm having this in my collection for a long time, but never gave it a fair try because, from first spray, I had the feeling it smelled of...'nothing'....
So today I wore it and it does have a smell once you let it dry down, or maybe I only learned to recognize the scent after wearing Infusion d'Iris (2015) Eau de Parfum ? Both are very different from the 80's style perfumes I often wore and that I don't seem to like that much anymore.

The scent is somewhere in between two other creations from Daniela Andrier: Infusion d'Iris (2015) Eau de Parfum and Infusion d'Iris Cèdre. It is a bit colder than Infusion d'Iris and a bit warmer and sweeter than Infusion d'Iris Cèdre. It is a lovely scent, but longevity and especially the sillage is very weak, at least...that's what I think, I should wear it a bit more often to be able to tell for certain if it's weaker or just as soft as Infusion d'Iris.

Well...wore it a few times more and..it really is VERY weak...unfortunately.
I'd recomment Infusion d'Iris (2015) Eau de Parfum íf you want a beautyful Iris scent.

Tested this and it is beautyful, a bit less fluffy and powdery than Infusion d'Iris (2015) Eau de Parfum but still ethereal and airy. A little bit too airy I'm afraid because, sillage-wise, even soft Prada Infusion d'Iris is nuclear compared to this. Too bad, because the Iris is beautyful, but this really doesn't project. Maybe it's the molecules that won't perform on my skin, I don't know; sillage and longevity are getting mixed ratings so could be all about skin-chemistry.
Really should be tested first to make sure it will perform on your skin; on mine it does not and so I won't be buying a full bottle.

Got a sample of this and to my nose it is very much in the vain of scents like Terracotta and Bronze Goddess. I own "Terracotta Le Parfum | Guerlain" (the one from the Les Legendaires line though) and feel like I don't need this. Terracotta does dry down more interesting to my nose. I tested Bronze Goddess Eau Fraiche and that one is very much like this one: a tropical summer scent without much else going on than Jasmin and vanilla, I don't find the vanilla as disturbing as in many other scents and this scent is certainly not bad, maybe even good, but still...it just doesn't thrill me.
When it comes to Jasmin for summer, I much more prefer Gelsomini di Capri Eau de Parfum a true, uplifting, refreshing Jasmine that avoids that 'semi-euphoric' character of many tropical scents.

Infusion d'Iris Cèdre is now named and available as: 'Infusion de Cèdre' (in the Netherlands at least) but the notes listed on the packaging are: Cèdre; Mandarine, Encens, Benjoin. It has that same ethereal quality as Infusion d'Iris (2015) Eau de Parfum (in the opening you wouldn't be able to tell the difference), in the drydown it is different: more fresh and 'white shirt-ish' and a bit more uni-sex. Nice, but I don't smell any Iris in the drydown. Don't know if it is projecting more than Infusion d'Iris (2015) Eau de Parfum because of the strength or because it has that different scent-profile in the drydown, but - as far as I can tell now - it seems a bit more potent (a bit more 'piercing' maybe and therefore more noticeable?). I feared it would be too woody, but the cèdre just gives it some 'body' without it being too 'pencil shaving-ish', though on clothing the woody notes are a bit more prominent.
Definitely a scent for warm spring and summer.

Edit: I love Infusion d'Iris much more, it is more fluffy and powdery and comforting. Actually I doubt Prada's claim that the renamed version (Infusion Cèdre) is the same as this (which I can't find anymore)