06/22/2021

Landshark321
270 Reviews

Landshark321
1
Nice synthetic amber, sweet but countered by clary sage
Azzaro Amber Fever is a 2018 release that is part of the Sensual Blends collection, fitting a resinous mix, with a bit of a sharp honey, sugary blend with just a hint of provocative herbal spiciness in the form of an opening of clary sage. Then its dry down has the more understandable mix of resins as well as cocoa. So it achieves the sweet, resinous dominance (frankly, almost too sweet) with just enough of a counterpunch from the onset in the opening with the clary sage. It strikes me as a logical formula, putting just enough contrast into an otherwise fairly homogenous blend of notes that get grouped together quite often (gourmand / resinous.
Amber Fever’s concentration is EDP and it performs quite well, and, like many Azzaro fragrances, is available at a very reasonable price—in this case, only $31 on FragranceNet, a real steal.
It’s definitely just a “like” not a “love” but it’s enough of a bargain that I’d suggest fans of sweet, ambery fragrances give it a shot if they get to try it, or feel inclined to do a blind buy.
7 out of 10
Amber Fever’s concentration is EDP and it performs quite well, and, like many Azzaro fragrances, is available at a very reasonable price—in this case, only $31 on FragranceNet, a real steal.
It’s definitely just a “like” not a “love” but it’s enough of a bargain that I’d suggest fans of sweet, ambery fragrances give it a shot if they get to try it, or feel inclined to do a blind buy.
7 out of 10