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With the first spray, a bright and very peppery freshness unfolds, immediately accompanied by ginger with a certain sharpness. Almost instantly, green cardamom spice follows, which is the core theme of the fragrance. I find this very special...

Oh, what a beautiful classic has found its way to me? This fragrance was part of my older brother's sparse collection back then, shortly after its release, which I shamelessly made my own whenever he was away for a few days... hehe! COOL...

Bitter orange and lime; along with lavender and various greens - galbanum foremost, but also juniper-like notes rise to my great delight in the olfactory center. Then it becomes floral in the sense of ylang-ylang and jasmine;...

At the beginning, oudy and somewhat animalistic in this sense, then soon the rose geranium takes the lead - green, fresh, radiant, and still living up to the "rose" in the name. This one becomes stronger: robust and dark, yet for me not old-fashioned...

The cap with the Vooochel on it unfortunately didn't survive the long time in the cellar, but the content: oh wow, it's fantastic! Such a juicy peach-chypre note is rarely encountered; it is slightly citrus-enhanced, as far as these notes have...

Once again, a fascinating fragrance, but completely different from what I would expect from MGO. Blood orange - yes, that fits well, and neroli with its certain bitterness creates a very unusual citrus experience in the top note. Then the development:...

Subdued mandarin creamy tones, somewhat floral, a bit tender and buttery soft musk in the base. Along with this, there is an almost tender cinnamon-nutmeg spice that slightly reminds me of the legendary...

@Parfumaholic, what have you done to me? You mercilessly catapult me back into the past with this fragrance. She was 17, I was slightly older. My meager apprentice salary was shamelessly exchanged for this scent (the first one for her was Byzance),...

Tar-like, leathery oud, wherever it may come from. Bright, fresh top notes, slightly lemony, garnish the beautiful cardamom. A floral, sweet, and soft bouquet in the heart, which, however, remains quite subdued on fabric. At some point,...

Masculine depth and warmth: extensively green with lavender and a hint of petitgrain, paired with a figgy-resinous patchouli spiciness. Nutmeg, cloves, and allspice quickly make their presence known. Then cedar-like and woody, simultaneously...

That's what I've been asking myself for the last three weeks. A rather unloved Eau de Toilette here, which is seen either as a pure office scent or even as a "scent for beginners in the perfume game." Somewhat respected, but mostly...

- Without any introduction - I perceive a kind of citrusy note in the top; it is neither clearly derived from citrus fruits, nor is any other fruit distinctly recognizable. I would attribute this high frequency most closely to cardamom...