Jowi

In fact, I am very impressed with Caffee's statement 2 years ago that there should be enough people in the community who have experienced tube TVs and remember the smell of ionized air after the characteristic switching noise of old TVs. This is probably the "ozone" that is at the top of the odour pyramid. Together with the other ingredients it gives me another picture, namely the air of a summery outdoor pool with maybe a pleasant mixture of different sun creams (Delial?), but it doesn't seem cheap here at all.
The WC-duck scent, which some people complain about, I can only understand in the first 2 minutes, you have to give the scent that much time, I can't discover anything woody, hardly citric, but for a summery scent the durability is not bad at all. I would estimate at least 6 hours. The beautiful flacon looks a bit feminine with its fine golden cap, but the fragrance is clearly unisex.

If you ever find a store that carries this brand, you could easily be overwhelmed by the unmanageable variety of fragrances. I had the good fortune of expert advice and despite limited time in Kadewe I had found a Boadicea fragrance that is truly, how do you say "unique" today.
It smells very natural, very spicy, it may be a little "too much" for some people, because it is too diverse or too complex. I hardly notice oud, you hardly notice the citric top notes, there are really many components, but in my opinion a spicy gourmand is better than woody
The durability is excellent, the flacon is great, very heavy, looks as if stolen from a late medieval castle.
Although the incense is also not determining, rather a herb and winter scent
If you ever find it, try it!

I was a little worried both after the fragrance description and the comments that my blind purchase would disappoint me, but it did not. I find the fragrance to be quite Marly-typical, quite sweet, quite "cuddly", even if not as much as Herod, but which then has the already described advantage that it is less season-dependent. I don't find anything citric about the scent, no idea what's wrong with blood orange, what makes it un-citric, the pepper is in my opinion not pungent, which is the problem with Creed Viking's top note, which is just quite exhausting (yes, of course, the scent is completely different, but the comparison of the reviewer is still good). The "burnt milk" is perhaps the slight hint of caramelized sugar in the top note, which may be the same as the "roasted tonka".
I also consider the fragrance to be linear, there are no big surprises in the course, I also consider it almost always wearable and distinctive, although I do not know the MFK fragrance, which is indicated as similar.
The Falcon colour is great, by the way.

No normal pepper is here in the top note, the horse theme of Marly actually reminds me at the beginning rather of - sorry - horse piss, but see the title of the commentary, I find the top note almost an imposition, but then the biting peppery one as said below is well embedded and reminds me neither of Amouage Reflection, because not oriental at all, nor really of Lalique White, because completely without its citrusiness and without its pencil smell. I also think that the fragrance here is "underrated", as we have something here that is otherwise difficult to find, a rather summery fragrance that you can wear even at warmer temperatures and that has a decent shelf life.