Кремль (Kremlin) by Новая Заря (The New Dawn)
Women 1934
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A Historic Rose Floral: Kremlin from 1934 Кремль (Kremlin) by Новая Заря (The New Dawn) is a floral fragrance for women, introduced in 1934. The nose behind it is Auguste Michel. With a score of 4.07 out of 5 from 61 ratings, it offers a rose-led composition set between a green opening and a cedar and amber foundation. At the…
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About Кремль (Kremlin)
A Historic Rose Floral: Kremlin from 1934
Кремль (Kremlin) by Новая Заря (The New Dawn) is a floral fragrance for women, introduced in 1934. The nose behind it is Auguste Michel.
With a score of 4.07 out of 5 from 61 ratings, it offers a rose-led composition set between a green opening and a cedar and amber foundation.
At the top, rose is matched with green notes and bergamot. The impression is bright and gently citrus-like, the greenness keeping things neat while rose remains prominent.
In the middle, rose continues alongside carnation, jasmine and apple. The carnation lends a mild spiced warmth, jasmine brings a pale floral brightness, and apple adds a restrained fruity note.
Underneath, cedar and amber form a spare, warm base. The wood steadies the blend and the amber softens the close without excess sweetness.
Taken together, the dominant accords are rose and floral, supported by woody, white floral, green, aromatic, citrus and amber elements. It is a tidy, legible floral in a classic manner.
It will suit those who enjoy traditional rose and unfussy florals with a gentle woody base. Well matched to anyone seeking a quiet, feminine historical classic rather than a modern reinterpretation.
Kremlin holds together as a historical floral: rose throughout, fresher at first and warmer later. An engaging introduction to the 1934 manner of Auguste Michel.
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