Premium II L'Eau de Parfum by Korres bottle
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Premium II L'Eau de Parfum

4.6/5 · 96 votes Masculine 2014
Main accords
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Fragrance notes

Notes

Character

Longevity3.4/5
Sillage3.2/5
Day60
Night90
Fall100
Winter94
Spring50
Summer14
Our take

Korres Premium II L'Eau de Parfum is a warm, grounded blend where tobacco and sandalwood sit beside cardamom and vetiver without fighting for space. The tobacco carries a soft, powdery sweetness that feels approachable rather than heavy, while the sandalwood adds a creamy woodiness that keeps the blend smooth. Cardamom brings a bright, aromatic lift that stops the sweetness from becoming flat, and vetiver adds an earthy edge that gives the scent some texture. It smells like a well-kept library with a window open to a cool evening, the air carrying dry wood and a hint of spice. The materials feel natural and a bit understated, staying close to the skin in a way that feels personal rather than loud.

This is a scent for someone who wants to smell composed without drawing constant attention. It works best when the air has a chill and the light is low, perhaps on a walk through quiet streets after dinner or a night spent indoors with friends. The scent stays present for a reasonable stretch without demanding a top-up every few hours, and it does not project far beyond your personal space. It suits daily wear in cooler weather but feels special enough for a planned evening out. Those who want a bold, room-filling trail or a sharp, modern freshness will find this blend too calm and traditional for their taste.

The earthy and woody accords give it a steady character that does not shift dramatically as you wear it, so what you smell in the morning is largely what remains later. It is a straightforward, honest composition that favors warmth and spice over brightness, made for moments when you want to feel settled and present

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