11/23/2020
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Sorong is already an extremely interesting scent that knows how to polarize. Polarizing because it comes in deep dark black and suggests a mixture of oud, tar, leather, ink, latex, charred resin, charred sealing wax and melted records. In between, some molecules of currant, saffron and citrus fruits are perceptible to contribute something positive or exhilarating. With every sniff, the light-absorbing kaleidoscope rotates a few degrees and sometimes brings out some minimally friendly-looking scent nuances which immediately afterwards slip back into the depths.
On the other hand, the woody, resinous and smoky Sorong unfortunately also has some artificial notes, which don't seem to take the trouble to look natural. That's Pierre Guillaume, who also likes to play with the synthetic side of olfactory music.
Perhaps not necessarily the most authentic creation about incense or oud.
But if you don't have any problems with this slight shimmer of the plastic and prefer to wear black clothes at night, no matter what season, 20.1 Sorong should be perfect for you. A modern statement on nihilism without immediately reaching into the patchoulishly pregnant classic gothic crypt.
Of course also for women who wear black... ...and with anything but low-key durability.
With this in mind, however, I can't figure out why Sorong isn't running under Pierre Guillaume's "Noire" series with the black bottles. Would fit perfectly.
On the other hand, the woody, resinous and smoky Sorong unfortunately also has some artificial notes, which don't seem to take the trouble to look natural. That's Pierre Guillaume, who also likes to play with the synthetic side of olfactory music.
Perhaps not necessarily the most authentic creation about incense or oud.
But if you don't have any problems with this slight shimmer of the plastic and prefer to wear black clothes at night, no matter what season, 20.1 Sorong should be perfect for you. A modern statement on nihilism without immediately reaching into the patchoulishly pregnant classic gothic crypt.
Of course also for women who wear black... ...and with anything but low-key durability.
With this in mind, however, I can't figure out why Sorong isn't running under Pierre Guillaume's "Noire" series with the black bottles. Would fit perfectly.
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