Chocolate Vanille

This is a true Vanilla gourmand with a high quality essence. Having tried a lot of Vanilla based fragrances I can tell the difference between synthetic vanilla and a good quality one. This is not a cocoa dominant fragrance which could easily put a lot of people away due to the cloying and overly sweet accords it can have. In fact, I completely missed the cocoa until accidentally smelt my top the next day and there you go smooth powdery cocoa . This fragrance has a beautiful Rose note which is blended exceptionally well with Vanilla to give that desired perfect gourmand perfume. There is a dash of spices as well in the middle notes which enrich the whole vanilla experience. Finally this is one of those Vanilla fragrances which has lasted 10+ hrs on me without getting me nauseated . No complaints just perfect .

This is my favourite fragrance after PCT from the house of Panah. It's a gourmand freshie. The first note will hit you with Rose and coconut but then It's chocolaty yet fresh and airy so can easily be worn in the summers unlike other heavy gourmands. All the notes are perfectly balanced. I highly recommend it. Love!

I have to say it took time for me to appreciate this fragrance. Like most of the fragrances they have the rose here is blended well with Vanilla and Cocoa. This is not a heavy gourmand but comes across a very classy slightly feminine.

This is actually a variation of Roses Musk by the same house or vice versa, very similar notes. First time I put it on, I actually thought maybe the samples got mixed up but did a side by side and they are similar but slightly different as well. The top is all rose to my nose, dont get any cocoa. Where this differs from Roses Musk in the next stage of development. CV is sweet and woody, the cashmere wood and coconut I am guessing, though here again, it's not a Virgin Island Water type coconut, it's more of a crushed coconut mixed with sugar type of note. Roses Musk is all floral in the heart. Finally something in the title comes through and it's the vanilla. The base is a mild, musky vanilla dry down but again it's very timid. Again dont get any Ambergris per se but maybe it's used as a fixative here. The Damascena Rose is the dominant note all the way through. This is a rose fragrance. Period. I find CV to be slightly more masculine of the two so get this for yourself and Roses Musk for the wife/girlfriend. Longevity and projection are both good and the quality of ingredients is top notch, across the whole line actually.

the first half an hour of coconut vanille explosion is nauseating...after that. it gets good.