Oud Andes

review by my wife Oud Andes Fueguia 1833 found its place in the perfume cabinet back in the snowy and frosty Saint Petersburg. It arrived from Dubai, and now it is back in its homeland, the Andes. Accordingly, I was able to fully experience it. From the El Mundo de los Ouds collection, in my opinion, it is the most floral-berry fragrance. At the beginning, a tangy and bitter buckwheat honey is noticeable, overlaid with a hesperidic cloud of either citrus, verbena, or passion fruit. Then comes the fresh blooming lilac of various varieties, including its majesty Millea, with a lily and pollen accord. It is complemented by clusters of blueberries, referred to as "arandano" here, with large ripe berries standing in a mossy carpet, covered with morning dew. Iridescent white musks add airiness and illuminate the floral-fruity accord. The sensation of the first sunbeams gliding over rough resinous tree trunks, stained glass, slightly dusty wooden surfaces, the backs of sleeping foals, and poplar leaves. These fragrances, for me, evoke the freshness of early morning and tranquility. And my synesthesia connects their image with amethyst crystals. Very beautiful on "cool" skin. Timeless unisex fragrance. Tenderly in love!