Chardonnay

Although initially it seems that it will appeal to Greeks and Trojans, it can become a somewhat difficult fragrance in the course of its evolution. This fact must be correlated with the combinations between its notes, as there are times when you can feel a lot of Orange, or a lot of White Flowers, Woods, Resins, Ointments and so on! Chardonnay has a very alcoholic footprint that reminds me of a fine sparkling wine, in me it stays like a bottle of Chandon Rose recently opened for many hours, in a coherent combination between Roses and the odor of a very fine drink, but at the same time, it has a greenish accord that reminds us of the sap that reminds us also immediately of the field. In the heart it is a bit 'disturbing', but much tastier (lol)! Very oily Ylang-Ylang, with hints of banana being peeled, evolving into a large floral, very white, not dirty, quite present and more aromatic fine woods that go from moment to moment overlapping one another; a challenge to fight for the appearance of each of the notes of this stage. It lasts a long time, and with patience Chardonnay evolves between its stages until it becomes a warm, sensual, vanilla, spicy fragrance (its spiciness comes from the 'natural' combination of more than one olfactory element) and subtly sensual, velvety, like the feeling of play a Suede background in reverse, very similar to this. Take it easy Chardonnay, it may not please you very much at first. It combined with the moisturizer in oil of its own fragrance, it lasts forever.