Boozy Patchouli

I agree with everyone else, it does have a very camphorous quality. It reminds me of working in a bar in the late afternoon, maybe you spilled a drink on the counter and there was musc to the alcohol. Very animalistic, while also keeping the notes of citrus alive. You can smell the patchouli, but it is a damp patchouli that attacks the nose on first contact. It dissipates and leaves the notes of the bar after 1 am. I find it to be refreshing, and can wear it almost any night throughout the year. I highly recommend trying to use less before using more, the first few nights I was wearing it I felt as if it was intoxicating myself

Gorgeous! It is a bit camphorous, at first, then you get deliciousness and rosy warmth. I love it. It’s very high quality, you don’t get anything cheap here. No, it isn’t booze, but it smells like a French Café late at night, and the smell of perfume mixed with spilled alcohol. Use sparingly and you won’t be disappointed.

I don't know if I am anosmic to something in here, but all I smell is a very light, slightly musty smell. There is the slightest hint of citrus. I love patchouli normally, so I am a bit disappointed. I don't smell any rose. Bummer. Update: I have done a few more wear tests, and this has grown on me. Once, this dries down it is an earthy patchouli with a touch of rose It is comforting and a good fit for times when I am feeling mellow. I think it works if you give it 30 minutes to settle.

It's 6 PM on a summer Saturday in the Northwoods of Wisconsin. After a day outside in the sun, you freshen up and go to an old school supper club. Everything inside is dark, wooden, and at least 50 years old. The drink of choice? Old fashioneds. If you try, you can catch a faint whiff of bug spray from the air outside, but it's nice and adds to the overall vibe. This isn't for everyone, but I'm a fan. Good longevity and sillage, surprisingly light in hot weather.

I agree there's no booze or patchouli, but there is a unique camphor quality under all the citrus.