Chateau Krigler 12

This fragrance captures the very spirit of old money, radiating an undeniable sense of class, elegance, and timeless sophistication. Its presence effortlessly transports me into a world of wealth and refinement, exuding an aura of effortless glamour. Perfectly poised for extravagant black tie affairs, it serves as an impeccable fragrant accessory. Yet, it possesses a discreet magnetism that inspires me to wear it during the day when I feel like emanating an air of privilege and old-world charm. While the powdery composition of this fragrance has won me over with its undeniable charm, I find myself slightly disheartened by its tendency to fade all too swiftly upon my skin. Nevertheless, this scent holds an irreplaceable spot among my treasured favorites in my fragrance collection. Its unique allure and captivating essence continue to captivate my senses, making it a beloved choice despite its transient nature.

Absolutely beautiful. No too in your face floral. It sits close to the skin like a whisper. Wish this had more longevity for the price point. Just a quick update as I have been wearing this regularly. I asked my husband what he thought. As me sniffed me he smiled and told me I smelt like I had been eating pickles! Could be the combo of mimosa and musk with my body chemistry.

I love the lactonic and powdery elements to it, however it lasts nothing on the skin, and therefore I don’t think it is worth the investment. Beautiful for the ten minutes it lasts, though.

This is so beautiful. It has no sharp edges. The longevity is criminal. If it would last longer or have a good amount of sillage, it would be signature worthy.

I ordered a sample of Chateau Krigler after reading about niche perfumes online. It's described as a light floral and it really is very delicate. When I first put it on, I enjoyed the fresh flower/citrus scent but then within minutes it faded. I reapplied several times and it seemed to stay on my clothes longer than my skin but I was a bit disappointed that it didn't have better staying power. I guess that I expected a more expensive perfume to last longer. If I wore this often, I'd want to keep some with me during the day so I didn't lose the fragrance completely. Something interesting about this perfume was the very slight undertone of asphalt. It's that smell you catch when you drive by a truck laying fresh asphalt. At first I couldn't place it and then I realized what it reminded me of. When my husband smelled it, he thought it smelled like rain - or more specifically, the scent of rain when it hits hot asphalt. I don't mean to imply that it smells bad. It doesn't. In fact, that slightly different note adds a unique edge to the perfume. If I were wealthier and didn't have to worry about blasting through a bottle of this perfume quickly, I'd buy a big bottle. Update: After trying about 10 more niche perfumes, I've come to the conclusion that Chateau Krigler actually has more staying power than most. I tried another spritz of the perfume tonight and I'm still enjoying the unique and lovely scent. I found a heavily discounted bottle on ebay and am eagerly anticipating its arrival.