Amaretto Jazz in the Melting Room

i was initially disappointed that it smelled like Killian’s Angel’s Share in the first few sprays, but after wearing it the second time around it smelled shockingly different. the smell of cognac and honey were subdued and i could finally pick up the smell of nutty amaretto, the communion bread and ‘candle wax’ more. apparently from the notes listed by the company itself, it’s no surprise that this is one of the best almond/amaretto heavy perfumes i’ve ever bought. personally the combination of bread, candle wax and tobacco reminded me of standing near an altar inside of a catholic church, so it also smelled weirdly nostalgic. the brand’s styling and the blurb they provided this perfume with definitely helped evoke memories i associated with the smell of those notes, so that’s impressive. apart from the most noticeable notes i’ve mentioned, the remaining ones seem to just blend together to lend the perfume with an appropriate amount of sweetness. some whiffs i’d taken had smelled powdery and i could only guess that the itd been the notes of dust responsible for it. its longevity is more than decent, which should be the standard for its concentration anyway. i can’t vouch for its sillage yet as i have only worn this in my room, but it does smell strong enough that i don’t have to keep sniffing whichever body part i applied the perfume onto. its pricing could be better since im poor as hell to be dropping this much money on ‘super’ niche perfumes but considering how much this amused me for the past two days that ive owned this perfume.. i’d say buying it’s worth it. i’m not sure how consistent it would set itself apart from the DNA it shares with Angel’s Share, but in the (hopefully not so near) future i would mostly likely repurchase this. i’d choose this over Killian’s for its bottle alone and for the sake of self expression. needless to say im happy with this

Transit Venus is Squaring my Saturn, and my boyfriend has been coughing up blood lately. Transit Jupiter is Squaring my Moon, so I gave in and bought my third blind-buy ever. Upon first sniff, the scent of alcohol found in most perfumes lingers, merging with a slightly bready, slightly nutty scent. The alcoholic nuances of the amaretto note give way to a raw, honeycomb sweetness which is deepened by a certain wax-like quality. The candle is white & unscented, but its presence doesn't go unnoticed--it's smooth, gentle, and allows the fragrance to be waxy while still embracing a slightly spiced dusty quality in the vein of powdered cinnamon. The cherry is more present in the bready opening (it can feel a bit medicinal when paired with the alcoholic notes, but just wait); after 10 or so minutes, the cherry is visible as a distinct sharp after-smell, closing off the end of inhalation. When sitting with it for 10 or 20 minutes, the full experiences comes out. When the scent first hits your nose, it's a slightly bready honeycomb with mixed spices. After maybe a second of inhalation, the cherry arrives in a rounded, bloody cherry-jam sort of way. Reminiscent mulled wine. I don't own any cherry-based fragrances, and while this is certainly not cherry-centric, I enjoy it deeply. I don't get much cocoa, though maybe one could say that there's a certain cocoa-powder quality to the subtly spicy presence of the dust. Abstractly rich. I can see myself getting sick of this, but for now. I'll binge and binge and binge 'till I vomit up cherry-colored amaretto.

One of the best, if not the best, perfumes I’ve ever smelled. It opens with a note reminiscent of bread soaked in white wine (like during Easter communion, or something similar). Then, the fragrance transitions into rich notes of candle wax, amaretto, honey, and almonds. The honey takes center stage, blending beautifully with a boozy undertone and hints of almond. The dry-down is absolutely divine, with all the notes harmonizing into a deeply sensual and smooth finish. This is the perfect scent for date nights or romantic occasions—so refined and enchanting that it’s hard not to love if you enjoy these kinds of notes. It’s truly exceptional, and I absolutely need a full bottle. I can’t wait for it to come back in stock. Big thanks to Tudor for giving me the chance to sample these incredible fragrances. If you’d like a more detailed review of both Amaretto and Vestibule, check out my TikTok account: @luvaroma

Amaretto jazz in the melting room is the most powerful scent I've ever put on my skin. If holiness has a scent, this must be it. Amaretto and honey, almonds and cherry liqueur, and your grandma's old couch up in the attic where you gather with friends for a drink and listen to jazz. I'm obsessed. And how does it feel to own 1 of only 100 perfumes in the world? Priceless. I don't know exactly how to put the emotional element that comes over me in any normal words after my first encounter with this perfume. I have great awe for the perfumes of David-Lev Jipa-Slivinschi of Toskovat. In his latest collaboration with Ataraxia, he has surpassed himself beyond my ability to put my thoughts into words. These guys are so ahead of our time and the magic of perfumery with all the messages that a perfume can bring you, they create art and history.

Boozy gourmand that feels like stepping into a smoky jazz lounge filled with warmth and nostalgia. It blends the sweetness of amaretto and dessert-like tones with cozy candle wax, a touch of tobacco, and soft woody undertones. The result is rich, creamy, and slightly mysterious comforting yet haunting, like a bittersweet memory wrapped in music and dim light. A true atmospheric perfume that wears like an emotional story on human skin, i only wish the initial smell lasted forever, it takes you into another dimension. My absolute all time favorite perfume, gladly holding bottle no. 79.