Tomkleins

Great, one more comment on Pardon.
I'll try to be brief. ;)

Prelude: Earthy, slightly floral, green impression.
Development: vibrating, wood & tobacco.
In the finish: dry sweetness.
Texture: velvety.
Association: Italy, early summer.

A finely tuned, timeless masterpiece.
You can hardly escape compliments ;)
Clear test recommendation, if there is someone who has not yet tested Pardon.

My first comment, I'm kind of excited. Normally I let pictures speak for themselves, but I'm going to try my hand at words now.
This comment will be dedicated exclusively to my very subjective perception - if you are looking for a fragrance autopsy, you should skip this comment ;)

Where do I start? I'd say the first spray. The first spray burst feels like an eruption.
A few associations to the first impression: smoke, fire, ashes. "In the beginning of the world there was an explosion" is the description of the scent and this explosion lasts for about an hour in my case.
After that the situation calms down, the smoke clears and Terroni starts to flow.
It feels like a dark, warm river with a glowing red centre. You can't escape, the river pulls you along.
In the following 12 - 16 hours Terroni pulsates, sometimes it is stronger, sometimes weaker to perceive. Mostly stronger. ;) You could compare it with embers, which ignite again and again.
Terroni is a moving, centering experience for me.
The following quote from the film "Fight Club" comes to mind spontaneously: "I was the small, warm centre around which the hustle and bustle of this world thronged."
I know, pretty abstract, but that's how Terroni feels to me. ;)

An unqualified recommendation from me. Should have tested it by all means!
Little tip: one spray is more than sufficient.

Durability: on clothes still perceptible after 2 washes
Sillage: well perceptible in the whole room ;)