10/15/2020

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Memories of autumn
Bitter Rose Broken Spear
The old stones
meandering through the village
Furrows of the wheels
The old stones
still warm from summer
Houses from grey
The old stones
washed around by the eternal salt
Roar of the surf
The old stones
surrounded by bright smoke
Crackling of the embers
The old rose
lying in dry green
The wind is shifting
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An extremely fascinating fragrance, which has fascinated me very much. Durga has again done what he does best - emotional nature scents.
The scent starts strong, bitter, herbaceous and very cool, a very aromatic herb infusion from the garden which goes in the bitter direction. Not bitter in the sense of e.g. Angelica Bitter or Herbal Bitter or Alcoholic Bitter, but rather bitter in the direction of the bitter juice of a plant stem.
Smoke is also strongly represented, one stays near a nearly extinguished fire, where herbs and thistles are dried over the embers. A mineral and metallic undertone resonates, which actually reminds of iron / welding and wet stones.
The rose flashes up from time to time, it lies in the dark and is covered with smoked herbs. After a few hours the scent becomes softer and warmer, probably due to the amber.
All in all, the scent reminds me very much of a small coastal town in northern France in autumn - faded gardens, dry herbs, smoking fireplaces, the old stone houses built close to the waterfront.
Shelf life is 8-10h and the sillage is rather strong, especially in the first two hours. Do not be put off by the rose!
The old stones
meandering through the village
Furrows of the wheels
The old stones
still warm from summer
Houses from grey
The old stones
washed around by the eternal salt
Roar of the surf
The old stones
surrounded by bright smoke
Crackling of the embers
The old rose
lying in dry green
The wind is shifting
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An extremely fascinating fragrance, which has fascinated me very much. Durga has again done what he does best - emotional nature scents.
The scent starts strong, bitter, herbaceous and very cool, a very aromatic herb infusion from the garden which goes in the bitter direction. Not bitter in the sense of e.g. Angelica Bitter or Herbal Bitter or Alcoholic Bitter, but rather bitter in the direction of the bitter juice of a plant stem.
Smoke is also strongly represented, one stays near a nearly extinguished fire, where herbs and thistles are dried over the embers. A mineral and metallic undertone resonates, which actually reminds of iron / welding and wet stones.
The rose flashes up from time to time, it lies in the dark and is covered with smoked herbs. After a few hours the scent becomes softer and warmer, probably due to the amber.
All in all, the scent reminds me very much of a small coastal town in northern France in autumn - faded gardens, dry herbs, smoking fireplaces, the old stone houses built close to the waterfront.
Shelf life is 8-10h and the sillage is rather strong, especially in the first two hours. Do not be put off by the rose!
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