Lady Rose Bloom
Fragrance notes
Character
The private dining room is dim, lit only by the low flicker of a few candles on the long table. Plates have been cleared and a small bowl of dark chocolate sits untouched near the wine glasses.
Black currant and pink pepper arrive first, bright and sharp against the warm air. Saffron follows quickly, adding a dry, expensive heat that keeps the fruit from feeling playful.
Blackberry and Bulgarian rose unfold in the middle, the flower deep and slightly powdery while the berry leans dark rather than sweet. Coffee sits underneath, bitter and real, giving the floral heart a grounded, almost architectural weight. Cocoa and patchouli take over slowly, with sandalwood smoothing the edges and musk pulling the whole composition close to the skin.
The sweetness in the base is genuine but it crowds the rose at times, leaving the spice with less room to breathe than it deserves. The cacao accord also reads a little flat next to the natural depth of the coffee.
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