Duftblüten

This one. Smells like the depth of forest. Cool, clean, vegetal. The sound of grass/earth under your steps. This is not an easy to like (or understand) perfume. Oak moss is very prominent to me, during the entire wear. ------- Previous paragraph was my first impression. Now that a couple of months passed, it became way more floral. Incense is not as strong as it used to be. Oakmoss has gotten softer. It is so sad that this has been discontinued, I think this is the best cypress smell I have ever smelt. Very very clean, but like a "forest after the rain" sort of clean; super natural yet strong smell for the days you don' t want to smell like "perfume". I am kinda unhappy with how Nishane is discontinuing their most original fragrances. After this, I can easily detect "low qualityness" on other perfumes. I wish I could have another bottle but too late. Now I hoard mine like a dragon, spray only 1-2 times. It is more than enough to last the entire day and fill in the room.

Duftbluten is an intriguing floral chypre. Duftbluten means Osmanthus in english and interestingly there are 30+ species of this flowering plant primarily from asia, but loved in Europe, so accordingly this fragrance intentionally blends multiple flowers with moss to create a dry, dynamic fragrance that is quite good. Would you believe, that the same perfumer is also behind Fan your flames and I almost get a slight resemblance to that DNA but with completely different ingredients but a similar experience. So, this house continues to exceed expectations for depth, creativity, luxury and most importantly - smell. It hints at different fragrances in different stages and the other notes point to this truth, it is certainly floral, and certainly a unisex chypre. Therefore, it is altogether lovely but for me not at the same level of other similar floral chypre's with this structure like Lost in Heaven or Rogue's Flora & Fauna. 4/5

As most of nishanes i have tried this perfume is a beast on longevity. The sillage is Aldo very good but the smell is subtle so It is not very noticeable. The note that i can smell the most here is the osmanthus flower. For me this is a perfume based un osmanthus with a background of different White flower and oatchouli and incense which makes the perfume deeper and more intebse. I find It a totally versatile perfume, unisex and weareable un every season and situación. Perfect for those Who are looking fora White flowers perfume without the tipical jasmine and tuberose. Scent: 8.5 Longevity: 9 Sillage: 7 Versatility: 10 Originality: 8 Quality/price: 5 Global: 8.5

First thoughts are that I didn't realise Nishane had ever put out such a classic, refined and complex chypre perfume. A few hours after wearing, I forgot what I'd been wearing and was smelling myself, entranced, like what the hell is this amazing perfume, then I remembered. It's a journey, as the opening, mid and drydown smell totally distinct. It's a real gem, and the only people making this type of thing these days are small artisan niche houses if you're lucky.

A strange metallic, oakmoss and osmanthus interpretation. A perfect floral chypre. Although osmanthus feels strong, it is suitable for unisex, very balanced composition of metallic oakmoss and osmanthus use. I am hoping that these kind of extraordinary and different style of Nishane will return to its old times, just like Duftbluten. I am tired of these new releases of Nishane ( all X series).