The olfactory pyramid
A guide to the opening, heart and lasting trail of the fragrance.
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Leading answer I want it
379 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Love it
117 votes
Season
Choose severalLeading answer Autumn
134 votes
Time of day
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66 votes
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
56 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
56 votes
Character
Leading answer Balanced
57 votes
Value perception
Leading answer A little expensive
48 votes
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5 reviews
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It’s a perfume that screams davana, whisky, and vetiver. I loved it at first, but then it felt too masculine for me, so I stopped wearing it. Perfect for cold days and nights.
It’s a captivating fragrance where the davana, whisky, and vetiver really shine through. I bought it and enjoyed it loads until it felt too masculine for me, so I stopped wearing it. It’s a proper treat for cold days and nights.
I read the storytelling and thought it would be whisky and leather, a masculine scent. But the Fragrantica notes don’t match what it smells like: it’s sweet, dusty, fruity, and vanilla-like, then woody, very unisex, even feminine, which repulses me. Perhaps it’s my fault for expecting something like Baraonda or Tartan Cask, but it smells very synthetic and generic, without soul.
It’s a hymn to davana, that sacred Indian herbaceous plant, a treasure of the monsoons for its cultivation and scarcity in the wild; it gives energy and fights depression. They say it smells different on each person, something highly valued in luxury perfumery. It’s warm, fruity, and herbaceous at first, then becomes more woody and potent with sweet facets that lend it elegance. This blend makes it a velvet treasure, half-smoked by the whisky and patchouli accord in the dry down. It’s my favourite after Fantasque from the collection.
It’s a hymn to davana, that sacred Indian herbaceous plant, a treasure of the monsoons for its cultivation and wild rarity; it gives energy and cuts through depression. They say it smells different on everyone, something highly valued in luxury perfumery. Warm, fruity, and herbaceous at first, then it becomes woody and potent with sweet facets that lend it elegance. This blend makes it a velvet treasure, half-smoked by the whisky and patchouli in the dry down. It’s my favourite after Fantasque from this collection.