Schneiper

First, to introduce myself:

I am into AMen dupes and I even try them in different vintages now.

As mentioned in the title, this is the impression in spring/early summer. Somehow, many impressions from "earlier" come into play, as the composition does not come across as strictly synthetic,
but rather contains nostalgic elements.

So then:

A beautiful day, sunny, dry, not humid. Blue sky and I gaze dreamily out the window. The neighbor has probably just sprayed a generous amount of AMen, a cozy scent of the same wafts from outside, carried from the ground to the sky to the window.

The wind mixes in individual layers of cooler parts and the sun-warmed layers, carrying them in a gentle breeze. But it is so much more than an opulent wasteland. The angel, guided by the wind, blends with the sweetish scent of elderflowers, which grow over there in the yard by the large bush.

A brief cool breeze now brings new scents from the neighborhood; one might think a gentle smell of powdery cream is wafting in from one of the apartments, now combined with the scent of elderflower.

It hasn't been this relaxing at the window in a long time, dreamy, nature plays its song with birds chirping.

By now it is noon, and from somewhere a scent of freshly baked pita mixes in.

The window never gets boring; one could linger there all day.

Lightly citrusy, cheeky-fresh, and yet so heavy, Omerta's scent comes with tobacco and hops/herbs. This fragrance starts off slightly sour and digs deep into the scent memory, leaving an impression of confusion... Is it good? Is it bad?

And while one is pondering, it tingles with orange, citrus, and the Orient in the nose. A sweetly oriental TOBACCO POUCH follows, which ultimately manifests itself as a fragrance.

I like to imagine I am a top businessman while I sniff at my wrist and dream of suits and business dinners.