Celerio Epic

This reminds me of the smell of a nice apple pie. After a few minutes, the apple pie is joined with a boozy accord that fits perfectly with the holiday season. After about ten minutes, you get more fruity notes and wood that enter the opening notes and continue into the middle. After the first hour, the projection remains strong, but it develops further with the base notes coming in, adding a creamy vanilla to the other notes. The dry-down is exceptionally close to the dry-down in Angel's share, and it's hard to tell them apart at this point. Celerio Epic is a fragrance that truly lives up to its name. It projects exceptionally well throughout the whole wear and stays on the skin for over ten hours. In the past, I have gone to sleep and awaken still smelling this off my skin. This longevity is a testament to its quality and makes it a more masculine and fruitier version of Angles Share, with beast projection and longevity. I feel the changes made by Celerio improved Angels Share for me, which is why this is one of the few clones I was willing to buy. For those who appreciate the sweet, fruity, and boozy scents like Angels Share, Celerio Epic is a must-try. I recommend this to anyone who is a fan of the DNA and is looking for a unique twist on this beloved fragrance.

This is a beast clone of By Kilian Angel's Share, and it puts Angel's Share to shame! Yes, folks, the clone is BETTER than the OG. That being said, I won't even touch on how much better it is than Lattafa Khamrah! It has huge projection, a LONG-lasting and accentuated scent bubble, beast-mode sillage, and a fragrance that puts any high-dollar scent to shame, proving beyond a doubt that we have been getting massively overcharged for fragrances over the last 20 - 25 years ... and they're still trying to do it! Really? $200 - $400 for 100 ml of fragrance? Can anyone say, "RIP OFF?" And to beat all, the presentation for Dumont Celerio Epic was absolutely, well ... EPIC! Look, I ABHOR boxes, but this one was so exquisite that I had to keep it, simply because it is too beautiful to throw away! The bottle is quite heavy and feels very, VERY expensive in the hand, and the cap is solid metal and almost as heavy as the bottle by itself. This is simply amazing! The best, by far, clone I have ever seen or smelled! You cannot go wrong here, folks!

This fragrance is a hybrid with a twist between Angles Share and Khamrah and for those that don't know, Khamrah is a clone of SAVA by Gissah. This fragrance is an awesome gourmand with a great balance of a slight but thick sweetness, hint of spice with hints of wood and musk. To my nose the wood and musk play their roles in the background so the subtle sweetness and spice of the nutmeg, cognac, apple and cinnamon can do the lifting. In the mid and dry down the top and mid notes fall back and the base of vanilla and musk really help give it that gormound woody sweetness. At this point is when I can really tell that this is a hybrid between Angels Share and Khamrah. It's hard to explain but this reminds me of a desert, the sweetness isn't like a candy sweetness, but like a frosting. This was such an unexpected great blind buy that I recommend this for those lovers of gourmand fragrances. It is extremely well done for the price.

Wore this to work today and sprayed at around 6:50 am. While I was having breakfast some time after 8 am a co worker asked me if I'm the one wearing "Khamrah"? I said no, it's another clone of Angel's Share but I didn't give him the name. He said it's strong but he used to wear it to work until he smelt it on someone else he stopped wearing it. At around 9:30 am he came back to me and said he was smelling it while running the machine which is like 10-12 feet away from me. The scent trail/diffusion/projection/sillage on this is incredible. I've had my bottle since May but only wore it once or twice and let it sit. Maybe it got stronger during that time. Every time I spray it now I'm tasting it, really strong. The scent is just really nice. Also heard Angel's Share is really close to Parfums de Marly Oajan but I've not smelt either. This also survives a bath.

WOW !!! I've tried a lot of AS inspired fragrances, and this smells A LOT better than any of the Middle Eastern clones like Sharaf Blend, the original Royal Blend, or Tonka Gold. You basically trade some of the cheap boozy note for a very pleasant fruity note, and you get more vanilla in the dry down. This is beautiful. It's also a lot smoother, like you can tell this is a notch above the ME clones in terms of quality. Totally worth paying an extra 20-30 bucks to get this instead. The fact that it's less boozy and less spicy also makes it a lot more unisex and more wearable during the hotter seasons. Royal Blend Nero is very close to this, but it lacks the fruity note in the opening. Easy 5/5. I'm probably gonna get a backup bottle of this.