WoodMoose

It's toasted smores. (and you'll want to smell like this smore). Very well done gourmand.

A rose, so nicely done, supporting notes seem to simply work and seem right. Worth testing for rose fans and non-fans alike.

Wonderful earthy / floral / resinous mix - I do get the lava note - gunpowdry/sulphuric, and jumps back out at me at intervals in drydown

Awesome, complex, animalic and floral, shows shifting aspects throughout, always beautiful. A masterpiece.

Exact match of musty front room of an old Scottish farm, with sooty unlit open fireplace, ageing piano, sofas & green topped writing desk

Dior's "Bleu de Chanel EDT" but with no grapefruit. Woodsy Iso E Super heavy, moreish to the nose, simple, persists and projects well.

Dry, deep and spicy woods, rich old wooden chest accord. Very nice indeed, despite lack of warmth.

That high-end hotel's soapy clean note of the EDT, but with a lasting warm lavender in the dry down that the EDT doesn't have.

If you distilled a ton of Ambery Orchids for an elixir of rich floral bell-clear fragrance, this is how I imagine it would smell. Wonderful!

A well-made reproduction of Dior Homme Parfum, the original being notoriously hard to find outside Europe.