Altamura

This is a beautiful incense scent! The orange is very prominent, very sparkly. I definitely get the "cosmic" inspiration from the description. Despite the strong notes listed, this is a subtle scent, very wearable, very unisex. I recommend it for all citrus and incense lovers. It's a boozy orange but, thank god, not sweet. Great and memorable scent, like everything I smelled from L'Entropiste.

A billowing cloud of smoky frankincense With sweety zesty fresh Orange juice A sweaty-salty skin Accord ( that accord you can find in Secretions Magnifiques Eldo) but very light here Hot spicey Cola Fermented Alcohol with decaying fruits Interesting A bold boozy fragrance that steps away from the recent trend of overly sweet and sugary boozy perfumes

Excellent realistic orange in the opening. Wow! Really enjoyed it! After a bomb of citrus all I smell is a mix of incense and alcoholic drink. Still very pretty scent. To tell the truth I really enjoyed testing whole discovery set! Well done!! Thank you!

In the opening such a realistic ripe orange!! So juicy. Then it's just incense and spices. Not bad

I trust Bertrand Duchaufour with notes I usually heavily dislike, so Altamura was no disappointment. Neither incense nor orange are something I gravitate towards, however the excellent execution here led me into appreciation of the story being told. This one can be huge with Light Academia men and it would suit them oh so well. One previous review perfectly describes the scent as an old guys’s suit being left in a wardrobe with an orange peel in the pocket for a long time. To my mind, the old guy is a university professor with unyielding passion for research. Even if he’s the primary character that comes to mind, a man of any age with academic inclinations will have this one fit like a glove. As opposed to the reviewer before me, Altamura has near-beastly projection and longevity on my skin. Funny how that always happens with perfume that’s not one’s cup of tea.