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Fragrance notes
Character
Davana and rum lead the first breath, a fruit-heavy alcohol note that feels poured into a glass rather than sprayed from a bottle. Cherry blossom lifts the spice of saffron without turning soapy, and the opening stays bright for a minute before the heart pulls it toward something denser. Tobacco arrives with Bulgarian rose and maple syrup, a pairing that should collapse into candy but stays grounded because nutmeg and jasmine keep the petals from dominating. The base is a warm, resinous floor of leather, amber, oud, labdanum and sandalwood. It smells like a wooden table where someone left a glass of spirits next to an open pack of cigarettes and a half-empty jar of flower honey.
This is a fragrance for a café table in the bright part of the day, when the air is cool enough that a heavy scent feels like a deliberate choice rather than an accident. It suits someone who likes tobacco and rose but wants the edges rounded by syrup and wood. The composition is busy, and that is where it stumbles. There are moments when the maple syrup and the rum push too hard, making the florals smell artificial next to the leather. The balance shifts toward sweet when it should hold steady, and the result is a blend that occasionally smells like a scented candle instead of a finished perfume.
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