My Perception of A*Men Le Le Goût du Parfum

Arabica coffee beans consumed by ground chilli peppers and presumably seeds of anise, freshly brewed into a flask of masculinity. Monin vanilla syrup seeps in, hitting the base of the bottle, glazing the patchouli and mint leaves. Followed by a rich brulee creme poured upon the horizon of notes. I can practically see the ingredients floating behind the fierce-red star. Could this be the alter-ego of B*Men?

Great scent, no lasting power

I have always been in love with Thierry Muglers gourmand fragrances. Which as we all know a gourmand fragrance is a scent that seems it can be consumed. This time however, Mr.Mugler has not only made the fragrance less delicious and sweet, but at the same time he has made the "flavor" that of something one can find in or on a plate of food. The ground pimento chili paste added to A*men completely changes the entire feel of the fragrance and i'll admit, I didn't like it at first.

We're all grown adults here, so i ask this question. Have any of you ever been to an Indian persons house? If so, then you know exactly of the scent i am trying to pull from your memory. Coffee and chilies, beautiful and earthy, spicy and dry. If you're looking for the sweetness from A*men, look to one of the other flankers, this one is DRY baby!

I have this odd feeling that this fragrance wasn't ment to last more than a few hours. Rather it was to be used only for examination and appreciation.