Top Notes
Pink pepper
Cardamom
Juniper berry
Heart Notes
Frankincense
Cedarwood
Vetiver
Base Notes
Coffee absolute
Musk
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Notes03/14/2021
2020Antiope
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2020Antiope
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George Clooney or Bruce Wayne? It doesn't matter, we love them both!
A gentleman fragrance.
Absolutely!
But not one whose wearer enters his environment in the impressive or beguiling sense, but one who demonstrates with self-confident restraint and without further action unmistakably that he is to be reckoned with - without Latin lover appearance or top dog behavior.
It's a scent that Cary Grant might have worn, or David Niven, to name two of Hollywood's most endearing actors.
For our days, I chose George Clooney because he is universally known and represents the outgoing, charming and engaging American. Bruce Wayne, better known of course as Batman, also represents - albeit drawn in an idealized handsome way - standing firmly on the ground with both feet; immovable and with integrity.
Actually, I was first going to name Bruno Brazil instead of Bruce Wayne; but fear that the tall, white-blond, sincere and superior action hero with the angular face is known to rather few.
In the end, though, both fantasy characters best represent what I imagine a gentleman to be, despite their professional activities, among other things...
The fragrance opens massive with all' its dark ingredients; but also skillfully brings parallel and not at all restrained, a wonderful (!) Green freshness, which it needs to send the fragrance not immediately in the Orient.
Cedars, accompanied by well-dosed incense, take the vanguard and thus leave a little room for musk and coffee and the other adjuncts; however, these line up again quickly and leave only a shy, apologetic smile.
A small kindness is shown by the juniper berries to the pepper, which, according to its nature, rushes forward from the start to let its surroundings know that it is there. It will be difficult to convince him that he is not alone in a wide field. In fact, he doesn't even want to make room for anyone! But, would you believe it, even our pepper is capable of learning; after a while convinced, he agrees to form a triumvirate with the cedars and the incense.
This combination determines the entire course of the fragrance and has unfolded after about half an hour to a voluminous, yet also soft and very masculine fragrance, whose feathery, mild sweetness only serves to keep the pepper gently in check.
It may be in the first quarter of an hour quite often the impression that here was used by everything "too much"; lovelessly and indifferently mixed together according to the motto "let's see what happens". Exactly that, however, is perhaps intended.
The impression Golden Green leaves behind is like an uneven path, of which you don't know where it leads at the beginning. A little perplexed then but entered and followed, he makes curious and it is a quiet pleasure to pass the rocky corners and curves and to set off smiling on the journey; just exactly according to the motto: "let's see 'times, what happens"!
Absolutely!
But not one whose wearer enters his environment in the impressive or beguiling sense, but one who demonstrates with self-confident restraint and without further action unmistakably that he is to be reckoned with - without Latin lover appearance or top dog behavior.
It's a scent that Cary Grant might have worn, or David Niven, to name two of Hollywood's most endearing actors.
For our days, I chose George Clooney because he is universally known and represents the outgoing, charming and engaging American. Bruce Wayne, better known of course as Batman, also represents - albeit drawn in an idealized handsome way - standing firmly on the ground with both feet; immovable and with integrity.
Actually, I was first going to name Bruno Brazil instead of Bruce Wayne; but fear that the tall, white-blond, sincere and superior action hero with the angular face is known to rather few.
In the end, though, both fantasy characters best represent what I imagine a gentleman to be, despite their professional activities, among other things...
The fragrance opens massive with all' its dark ingredients; but also skillfully brings parallel and not at all restrained, a wonderful (!) Green freshness, which it needs to send the fragrance not immediately in the Orient.
Cedars, accompanied by well-dosed incense, take the vanguard and thus leave a little room for musk and coffee and the other adjuncts; however, these line up again quickly and leave only a shy, apologetic smile.
A small kindness is shown by the juniper berries to the pepper, which, according to its nature, rushes forward from the start to let its surroundings know that it is there. It will be difficult to convince him that he is not alone in a wide field. In fact, he doesn't even want to make room for anyone! But, would you believe it, even our pepper is capable of learning; after a while convinced, he agrees to form a triumvirate with the cedars and the incense.
This combination determines the entire course of the fragrance and has unfolded after about half an hour to a voluminous, yet also soft and very masculine fragrance, whose feathery, mild sweetness only serves to keep the pepper gently in check.
It may be in the first quarter of an hour quite often the impression that here was used by everything "too much"; lovelessly and indifferently mixed together according to the motto "let's see what happens". Exactly that, however, is perhaps intended.
The impression Golden Green leaves behind is like an uneven path, of which you don't know where it leads at the beginning. A little perplexed then but entered and followed, he makes curious and it is a quiet pleasure to pass the rocky corners and curves and to set off smiling on the journey; just exactly according to the motto: "let's see 'times, what happens"!
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