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Juniper is a hard note to pin down in perfumery, whether it be wood or berry. Here, I've run into one of the more accurate depictions, crisp and sappy, bitter and fresh. This is accented with a bitter orange that brings out the naturally citric quality of juniper, further highlighted by herbaceous mugwort. All of the piquant, dry woodiness is spared from the heavy handedness of Iso E Super: it's here, but it's just a pinch. As the opening simmers down I smell sprigs of thyme imbued with a subtle trace of smoke, and sticky sap grows more resinous and musky. A-ha! Cistus absolute, its sweet, vegetal funk a smell to behold, ingeniously carrying the juniper into the dry down. There's the crunchy aroma of walnut and a whiff of flaxen grasses, and then most of the herbal grassiness slowly vanishes and what's left a slightest creosote phantom remains. The name is goofy, but I'll forgive that.

Juniper, a hint of smoke, musky green aromatics and woods (with a ghost orange in the background). All very delicately blended, nothing harsh, sharp or that jumps out. Just a delightful blend, leaning masculine. Performance is overall moderate, making it an ideal scent for a senistive professional setting. Full retail price might be a bit exaggerated, but it sometimes shows up on ebay for a decent one. The comparisons with Terre d'Hermes do not make any sense. If anything, it somewhat (remotely) reminds me of Voyage d'Hermes, and plays in the same ballpark as FM French Lover and L'Eau Bleue d'Issey, but is not similar to the latter two, and way softer/muskier than these. One a the only acquisitions I made on my last trip to Paris.

Mist, Wood, Wind and Guitar! oh, oh, oh...! This is my second purchase of this brand, I was curious to try it since it has been mentioned that is similar to Terre d'Hermes, lets be candid: there are similarities, but I believe this is mostly airy and windy in opposite of terre being earthy! in start I smell herbals with strong wood that I love so much, following by some musky and smokey accords come and make it clean and lovelier, and then you feel freshness, almost like this perfume starts from thebase... usual perfume pyramid! this reminds me of American country movies, dry nature with all horses and CACTUS... I give 9.5/10... the mark down is just because I dont feel like a 10 yet...

This starts off very green, herbal and aromatic. After about an hour a lovely rich smoky, woody scent comes through; I can definitely get the leather, mixed with the woods and smoke. It’s balanced beautifully - to me this smells sophisticated and expensive. A great example of a unisex (albeit more masculine) woody aromatic. I’m working my through the Miller et Bertaux sample set and I’m finding almost all the fragrances to be really nuanced, well-balanced and intriguing. But - and it is a big but - both the sillage and longevity on every scent is very low. I feel like they have so much potential but I don’t want to spend $200+ on a fragrance that only lasts 2 hours.

This was my first try from this brand and there I was, so into their poetic names and feeling natural and friendly ... I was roaming around their scent and figuerd ok I have to know more about them, so I googled up and found out it is somehow related to Terre d,Hermes... Im absolutely disagreed, Terre is perfect I love it but it is too different,,, i feel like this is the PERFUME OF MOTHER EARTH ;D ... I was happy to pay only 90$ for this UNIQUE scent and enjoy it all weekends cause I am not gonna waste this DREAMY scent on any work days. Ready to EXPLORE MORE from this brand