Hofnärrin

I liked that smell right away. Yes, he is a bit wicked and a bit dangerous; but at the same time he is reserved and friendly, all in all highly individual, but absolutely wearable. I can't tell a great fragrance, which doesn't bother me any more, because Manteuse is incredibly complex and knows how to captivate my sense of smell. I like the name a little less, but if you want to play around with patriarchal primal fears, please. What seriously bothers me then is the low Sillage. On my forearm I take Manteuse even after twelve hours was still clear. However, if I give the usual three sprayers on neck, hair and neck, I can only smell the scent immediately afterwards with the greatest concentration at all on me, and also this only, if I have applied no deodorant and the next Dönerbude lies in at least ten kilometers distance in wind direction. Call me selfish, but I want something for the money and don't wear my scents primarily for the few people I allow to stick their noses into my affairs (my cleavage)...

Letting the Tevas dangle loosely between index and middle finger, I wade on bare feet through lukewarm sugar water. When a coconut falls on my head, it's finally over with my lust for beach walking.

Roaring Radcliff is the pipe tobacco I have always been looking for, and I would not only wear it with enthusiasm, but smoke it as well. It is friendly and medium-light (definitely lighter than Vanilla Tobacco), a bit sweet but not too much and in my opinion has a wonderful natural pipe-tobacco aroma despite gingerbread and rum.

However, I would not call this tobacco "roaring" back and front. It reminds me of a loving and good-natured grandfather.

The durability is good, the sillage is probably a bit stronger and the price is a bit lower, sigh!