Searching for faith - rare elixir

This is lovely, it smells like a fruit platter that was sprinkled with cinnamon and had a candle lit near it. It’s really good. Smell wise I’d have to give this like 9.4/10, this is easily in my top 5 of all time.

I am currently the first one to ever review this fragrance on fragrantica as there are only 35 pieces in the world. PRESENTATION: Before i talk about the scent it self i want to say that the whole idea is awesome and the packaging extraordinary. If you order this piece you receive a homeade wooden box with a good quality leather belt wrapped around it preventing it from opening. Inside it contains a self signed picture of the perfumer, Adi Ale Van, as well as a text on a yellow paper describing the project. Also comes a good quality bag that contains the perfume inside. SCENT: The opening of this fragrance is a strong apple, cinnamon, musk, smokey scent which is not for everyone but its very very unique and reminds me of a festive dinner or night out. This fragrance, unlike others has extreme depth that shows its high quality. The drydown is also an appley cinnamon scent but a lot calmer and relaxing than the opening. CONCLUSION & VALUE for MONEY This is the perfect ultra niche scent for collectors and people who like layering fragrances. (i recommend you layer it with the PDM Carlisle) The value for money is meh, you pay around 230€ for a 1/35 30ml fragrance but you might be the only one in your country that owns it. DISCLAIMER--> It was a complete blind buy for me and the first parfume i have bought from the house Adi Ale Van so i cannot compare it to other scents from that house. From an other review i have read that it smells similar to Decembrie 89' from the same house but its less "Christmassy"