Eucharisto

First of all don't listen to Mayraincomes, he's just a mad man, Adam's creations are masterpieces, coming from someone that has tried many Phronema. Coming to the Eucharisto review, it's a masterpiece. It's really cinnamony, woody and resinous. I believe it's the most comforting scent that I've ever put the nose on. I am not gonna lie, in the opening it smells a bit like picke juice to me bu it completly fades away in like 2-3 minutes. Then starts smelling really cinnamony and slightly boozy with hints of woodiness. The performance is not the best but I wouldn't expect such a comforting scent to be strong. Overall I'd say it's a very comforting, gourmand scent and you have to get this if u like cinnamon. I rate this a 9/10 edit: This fragrance is absolute peak and it’s my 2nd favorite Phronema and is nr 1 on my wishlist. Cozy, cinnamon boozy bread and cake is what I get from it and I love cinnamon.

this is the first fragrance i have tried from this house and man... it is incredibly soothing, warm, and tender. on the initial spray i definitely picked up the benzoin and powdery iris notes above everything else, but as it began to dry down i could appreciate the caramel and sandalwood. now and then i can catch hints of cinnamon. to me, this fragrance feels like sinking into a warm embrace in a wooden church.

smooth, sweet, and never cloying, eucharisto is a beautiful blend of warm resins and woody incense. fragrance is sticky on my skin though like physically sticky.

Everything this dude makes actually sucks. It smells like nothing other than cheap almond oil. The biggest pro to this is that the longevity was so bad it wore off completely in a couple minutes. I’m pretty sure this is just almond oil from Walmart mixed with rubbing alcohol.

I get smooth, cinnamony, buttery warmth wrapped in thick resins and delicious wafts of wood. It feels SO comforting that it pulls you in. One of those scents that are hard to stop smelling the spray spot. I don’t personally get overtly religious or spiritual vibes from Eucharisto, but Wes’ imagery is perfect: Think “beeswax candles creating a gentle warmth, incense lightly hanging in the air, and freshly baked bread being passed around a beautifully connected community”. The perfect visual. Eucharisto feels wholesome, friendly and warm. It facilitates a quiet, meaningful moment you want to bask in.