Royal Llama

I have the 50 ml bottle. It lasts 10 - 12 hours and has a medium intensity, the first hour and then a medium intensity. I will start by saying that the backbone of this perfume, which crosses it from beginning to end is toffee, note that it will give a caramelized character to the rest of Noras. When the perfume begins, the first sensation is of a sweet spicy perfume, at that beginning it is already spectacular, and the impression is of an extra sensual aroma. When the aroma relaxes we begin to feel how its aromas begin to be woody with traces of rose, always caramelized by the toffee. The moment I feel the woods on my skin I understand that perfume is not only an explosion of sensuality, it is also very elegant. The intensity of the perfume facilitates that the sweetness of the toffee is not overwhelming and adds nuances to the spices, woods and flowers, I find it delicious ... Unisex? I find it difficult to decide on this perfume, really because I think I like it so much for me that I would not leave it to my mareja. I put it on and I feel sexy and classy. Special features? some, you have to like woody aromas, because although they are light but they are present and you have to like that caramel aroma. If you like these factors you will really enjoy this perfume.

Royal LLama by GRAHAM & POTT is a mischievous blend of suede, toffee, osmanthus and incense. The suede leather is aromatised by a mellow sweetness of toffee and fruity nuances of peach, plum and mainly apricot from the osmanthus flower. The toffee note is short lived, however it makes quite a statement against the leatheriness. Into the heart the fruity osmanthus is complemented by the inviting warmth of the rose and peppery nutmeg. Soon after gracious curls of incense smoke gather at the base alongside gentle musk and woods of non-animalic nature. The incense is green and dusty. The dry down is my favourite part of the scent as all the notes come together in harmony. Overall a beautifully unisex fragrance unlike anything I have smelt before. With moderate projection, its longevity lies between 3-4 hours on my skin.

Just tried this now. I’m sure I’ll have to scrub pretty hard tomorrow morning. Smells just as nasty as Ganymede. Something about saffron and Oud smells like old scotch tape, left in an in an old Band-Aid can ( they used to be tin for those who remember), and that’s all I get. No toffee, nutmeg ,incense, or any bergamot whatsoever. There is also this sourness to the sweetness, maybe that’s the osmanthus / bergamot combo, but it’s not gonna produce a good reaction unless the environment you’re in smells like mulch and cow crap. All that said, sample is in the trash, as an air freshener for the town dump.