Melos

This is not your typical rose and honey perfume. This is something different. They really hit the rose tea note and the honey is quite realistic. A more floral, less sweet honey scent. Still, it's sweet enough, but not overpowering. In the top notes you get a nice grape and grapefruit scent too. On me, once it dries down, it becomes a sophisticated creamy rose tea and honey scent. Works anytime except in high heat. A perfect signature scent. For me it redefined the concept of oriental scent. A powerhouse when it comes to longevity and sillage. Nice job from Pernoire... like always!

I got lots of grape during my sample of it, and honestly believe it to be the main top note. Lasted through the night into the morning after putting it on at 4pm. Something about this scent was nostalgic to me, maybe like a fruit snack. Could definitely see myself wearing and might purchase a full bottle soon.

I can't even describe what I'm smelling, a superb rose/honey combo not overpowering but strong and pleasant. It's slightly on the women side but it works on a man nicely. I would like to smell this one on my wife.

Anelo didn't grab me, but this one is a pleasant surprise. The notes are SPOT ON - I was amazed to see what I thought I can smell listed here - right after the first spray the honey punched me, with rose directly behind. Then a flurry of different notes followed - flower petals, something nutty, grapes and lactonic creaminess, which I thought was a weird combo, but it works. All of these are just embellishments though, and it's still mainly a rose honey perfume. In the drydown has some similarities to DS&Durga Pistachio, but I like Melos way more.

As a lover of rose and honey scents, I really like this. The tea note is quite a bit stronger than I had anticipated, but it blends beautifully with the honey rose. This is not an overly sweet honey. It's aromatic and dry. As it dries down the nuts and baked apple become more noticeable, as does the patchouli. The scent is strong and rich, but still a freshness to it, and it leans slightly feminine but not by much. Lovely daytime scent for any season.

I like this. It's does lean towards the feminine side but a confident man can easily pull this off. The opening burst of sweet honey is one that make me feel like this belongs on the skin in the first few weeks of spring before it starts to heat up. The tea note is one that lingers but not in an offensive way amd is very pleasant, I do however wish more rose came through.

No go if you don’t like honey. Though listed as a mid note, the fragrance is dominated by rose and honey, and all other notes dance around it. On paper you can notice the nuanced dance as the freshness of the grapes and cassis turn into warm hazelnuts and amber, but on my skin, honey smells like sharp piss and overwhelms everything else. Anyone who can wear honey should give this a try, but its not for me.

Crazy realistic honey and rose tea opening. A little bit too feminine and overpowering but I don’t hate it. The honey is a little bit too much for me but the more that the honey settles down, the more I like it. Not my cup of tea but really well made.

A very strong rose and honey scent, not for me, but it's well done, so if you like this combo, try it