Menta y Menta

A beautiful mint tea, without pretension, in simple evolutionary layers, without any fuss: it's relaxing. Very acidulous top notes (maybe a little too much for my taste, but it disappears quickly), in a nice green (not a candy apple green, more a chlorophyll green, a late spring/early summer green), followed by nuances, with a mini almost bamboo side in the top notes (which they don't display, while many others claim it without having it), which disappear however very quickly It then quickly evolves into a very fresh mint tea, the one picked in big bunches directly from the garden, the one which embalms the fingers without even having to rub the leaves, in short, a little moment which always feels good. I completely miss the citrus side (or really only the leaves), but I do get a nice (very, very minimal) creamy white jasmine/coffee look after a few hours. That's what stays on the development (which is all sweetness, all nuance, and very interesting), with still that little touch of freshness (but not a Hollywood chewing gum effect) in the background. I like Miller and Bertaux: I have found their perfumes simple but lively, and above all relaxing, and accessible. No ambition to make an olfactory revolution, I think, but more to offer pure perfumes and small pleasures. The kind of perfume you would give to someone you know who doesn't really like to wear perfume, or who is tired of big, drippy notes and pretentious perfumes. It's faithful, very humble, and soothing to the heart and nose.

In a world full of mojito-like minty perfumes, this one brings the real feeling of sipping a refreshing moroccan mint tea in the desert. It is elegant, calming, sophisticated. It became my comfort scent when I need to be quiet and focused. From working to meditating. Also, I use it when I know I will meet babies. I would want to try layering with a soft rose parfum (suggestions welcomed) to reproduce the rose-mint tea I usually get to sip in middle-eastern restaurants. Truly recommended.

I just love a fresh green fragrance with hints of citrus and mint. Lovely mojito-esque uplifting perfume. This is the second Miller et Bertaux perfume I have tried - along with Green, Green, Green & Green, they are both as fantastic as each other. But also, both are achingly disappointing at how weak they are especially for the cost. I would happily buy them both at a steal and re-spritz every hour, but otherwise not worth the money.

It reminds me of like a summer time mojito, its just so delicious. it not too sweet but not too tart. It is definitely one of my all time favourites. Personally i also smell some sort of a liquorice note that is not mentioned anywhere, looove it.

Unlike opinions listed below this perfume lasts more than 6 hours on my skin, but generously sprayed. I don't get coffee, it sounds like soft leather and I like it more and more. Ordered FB from retailer, no patience to wear it in the spring.