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Parfumo Collective
Scent meeting was announced, and it was for a whisky scent. The artist collective Caesar Heinrich Ida Zeppelin Zeppelin Anton, Chizza for short, met and pondered. Everyone thought that Chizza was a single writer on Parfumo who, due to a lack of creativity, either wrote about a washed-up rocker or a commissioner, but that was wrong. Behind it was the aforementioned collective. Now one had thus Whisky Fragrance Dark, a perfume of a spirit manufacturer, received and it entsponn itself the following dialogue as this would be to deal with:
Heinrich: "clear thing, wool must be here for a comment. After all, it's about alcohol. Especially since Chizza's already getting frantic calls from Cravache again, he needs a wool refill every few days."
Ida: "but this whisky is quite fruity and doesn't go well with wool. Our boozy biker with apricot? That won't do. You guys notice how much the apricot comes through. Sure, the more sober caramel here inhibits the sweetness, but it still comes across as lovely. The pepper doesn't help either. Especially since it takes until it comes."
Zeppelin 1 spoke up, "and if we let Wensker solve the case? Something with murder or something?"
Zeppelin 2: "we just had Wensker do something with the brewery and murder too, so I don't see the whisky number there. Alternatively, we could dig up the mothballed perfume heroes again."
Heinrich: "Difficult, the Mariella has fallen off the face of the earth, the Faun we bury too often, FvSpee as a villain is very realistic but...no. Especially since it takes a long time to write those extremely realistic pollita dialogues. That fine-tuned cackling; it takes me a week per line. We need something new!"
Caesar, the head of the collective, spoke up, "you're probably right about that. But briefly about the scent: have you noticed how the spice from the cardamom and pepper keeps pulling back? Sometimes it seems like too much of a good thing only to disappear without a trace the next moment. Fascinating."
Zeppelin 2: "what about cats? Everyone here likes cats in their pictures, don't they?"
Zeppelin 1: "think Cravache! He's craving beer stories from Wolle, he'll go nuts without Wolle and then he'll be at the door! Who knows what he's up to."
Ida: "as long as he doesn't disrobe. Can we copy anything from users who are no longer active... maybe a perfumery setup in the Ruhr area? Or Enno Eisbein, the master butcher in court because customers have mysteriously disappeared and at the same time new Grützwurst is on sale?"
Anton: "much too elaborate. We should rather go as usual a mix of Family Guy, Southpark, Werner and Monty Python."
As the collective pondered this, the aroma grew darker, fuller-bodied and stronger. The malt provided a certain spiciness and saturation to the scent, and then there was the leather. This was by no means brute and crude but rather tame and administered in homeopathic doses. This did the perfume good because the leather should not be in the foreground but a harmonious spicy whiskey scent. This succeeded.
One considered and considered....until Caesar broke the ice: "so wool?"
The answer came posthaste from all: "yes, let's have wool."
And so they wrote on the Whisky Fragrances Dark commentary. This gradually tended towards benzoin, but retained its characteristically darker nuances.
Heinrich: "clear thing, wool must be here for a comment. After all, it's about alcohol. Especially since Chizza's already getting frantic calls from Cravache again, he needs a wool refill every few days."
Ida: "but this whisky is quite fruity and doesn't go well with wool. Our boozy biker with apricot? That won't do. You guys notice how much the apricot comes through. Sure, the more sober caramel here inhibits the sweetness, but it still comes across as lovely. The pepper doesn't help either. Especially since it takes until it comes."
Zeppelin 1 spoke up, "and if we let Wensker solve the case? Something with murder or something?"
Zeppelin 2: "we just had Wensker do something with the brewery and murder too, so I don't see the whisky number there. Alternatively, we could dig up the mothballed perfume heroes again."
Heinrich: "Difficult, the Mariella has fallen off the face of the earth, the Faun we bury too often, FvSpee as a villain is very realistic but...no. Especially since it takes a long time to write those extremely realistic pollita dialogues. That fine-tuned cackling; it takes me a week per line. We need something new!"
Caesar, the head of the collective, spoke up, "you're probably right about that. But briefly about the scent: have you noticed how the spice from the cardamom and pepper keeps pulling back? Sometimes it seems like too much of a good thing only to disappear without a trace the next moment. Fascinating."
Zeppelin 2: "what about cats? Everyone here likes cats in their pictures, don't they?"
Zeppelin 1: "think Cravache! He's craving beer stories from Wolle, he'll go nuts without Wolle and then he'll be at the door! Who knows what he's up to."
Ida: "as long as he doesn't disrobe. Can we copy anything from users who are no longer active... maybe a perfumery setup in the Ruhr area? Or Enno Eisbein, the master butcher in court because customers have mysteriously disappeared and at the same time new Grützwurst is on sale?"
Anton: "much too elaborate. We should rather go as usual a mix of Family Guy, Southpark, Werner and Monty Python."
As the collective pondered this, the aroma grew darker, fuller-bodied and stronger. The malt provided a certain spiciness and saturation to the scent, and then there was the leather. This was by no means brute and crude but rather tame and administered in homeopathic doses. This did the perfume good because the leather should not be in the foreground but a harmonious spicy whiskey scent. This succeeded.
One considered and considered....until Caesar broke the ice: "so wool?"
The answer came posthaste from all: "yes, let's have wool."
And so they wrote on the Whisky Fragrances Dark commentary. This gradually tended towards benzoin, but retained its characteristically darker nuances.
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