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Elective associations in Rauchig
Nope, it doesn't matter that I'm now the third!!! smoky Miller Harris call my own.
They're all wonderful. The "normal" La Fumee in Stark, the Ottoman and now also the Arab.
The latter is the most persevering, I think. And the spiciest. And the darkest one, cistiest from the rose of the same name (which has nothing to do with THE roses as such) and "inky" from birch tar, which as such intensifies the smoky note.
And resinous - balsamic by myrrhe-like nuances, as they occur in real smoking in a bowl.
And "real" roses always come into play when I think the "smokiest part" of the fragrance has now arrived in my nose. A little bit later they appear briefly, but clearly, and then go back to "lurking position".
The scent then leads me word-for-word around my nose with relish.
And, how could it be otherwise, the "Ur-La Fumee" is also in here. With exactly the "manners" that my pre-writers have already mentioned.
And yet it is an independent perfume that, compared directly with "La Fumee", has its own personal fragrance without wanting to deny its "ancestor (mother)".
They are cousins of the first degree, even if one is "blond" and the other is dark brown, and the third has "black curls".
Oh, the cedar in "La Fumée Arabie" is a clear distinguishing feature, because it does not occur in the "election relatives".
And it does it almost like the already mentioned rose does, by appearing lifelike again and again when I expect something completely different.
The scent is probably a "little rogue", even if it is quite a delicious one....
They're all wonderful. The "normal" La Fumee in Stark, the Ottoman and now also the Arab.
The latter is the most persevering, I think. And the spiciest. And the darkest one, cistiest from the rose of the same name (which has nothing to do with THE roses as such) and "inky" from birch tar, which as such intensifies the smoky note.
And resinous - balsamic by myrrhe-like nuances, as they occur in real smoking in a bowl.
And "real" roses always come into play when I think the "smokiest part" of the fragrance has now arrived in my nose. A little bit later they appear briefly, but clearly, and then go back to "lurking position".
The scent then leads me word-for-word around my nose with relish.
And, how could it be otherwise, the "Ur-La Fumee" is also in here. With exactly the "manners" that my pre-writers have already mentioned.
And yet it is an independent perfume that, compared directly with "La Fumee", has its own personal fragrance without wanting to deny its "ancestor (mother)".
They are cousins of the first degree, even if one is "blond" and the other is dark brown, and the third has "black curls".
Oh, the cedar in "La Fumée Arabie" is a clear distinguishing feature, because it does not occur in the "election relatives".
And it does it almost like the already mentioned rose does, by appearing lifelike again and again when I expect something completely different.
The scent is probably a "little rogue", even if it is quite a delicious one....
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