Entre Naranjos

Oh, my...this is heaven. You know what was the first image that pop in my mind when I smelled Entre Naranjos? Myself lying on a bed of wild grass under a orange tree on a summer's noon. This is a delight. It smells like oranges, but in a classy way (that makes sense?). It's not like one of those cheap smelling body spray that makes you sneeze and cough. This is an amazing fragrance, I actually can't stop smelling my arm. So smooth, fresh, invigorating and natural...yes, that's the word to describe it, natural. I order a sample. Now I'm seriously taking in consideration buying the bottle. Is that good, and I love it! UPDATE: Yes, three minutes later, I bought the 1.7 bottle! UPDATE II: Yesterday was the first time that I tried this fragrance in an 'open space', even though this perfume stayed close to me, people where asking me what perfume I was wearing and giving me compliments.

Pow, pow, pow - an absolute knockout. Gorgeously dry and spicy orange peel, a good spritz and smack of bitter orange oil, patchouli adding a solid woody bottom end - it all adds up to a generous, full-bodied, richly aromatic perfume, not just a lovely fleeting fresh-citric water. Oh boy it's good. Surprisingly timber-y, for me - looking at all those green leaves and white flowers above you might think it's going to be just another transparent, evanescent freshie, and yes the first burst is bracingly acerbic, but it is so much deeper and warmer than that as well. Absolutely unisex but on the tougher side; yet it also swings back to sweet and mild with the amber later on. Just brilliant. Yes, I'd like it to be even bigger and last a mite longer, but wow. So much better even than I was hoping for. Dingdingding we have a winner! Ramon Monegal, eres mi nuevo amor.

It's another perfume from Ramon Monegal that I loved, great citrus orange based notes. It's green, fresh and also bitter orange. Imagine this, add oranges with their leafs and some of the orange tree's skin in a mixer and mix them well, now smell the juice! It's something like that. It's bitter, it's green because of the orange leafs, it's a little woody because of the orange tree's skin. there is some sweetness in it too, but not too much. work of art in my opinion. It's not like so many citric and aquatic summer fragrances that all smell the same! It's really unique and pleasant. I love it. Good longevity and above average projection being a citrus fragrance. Perfect for a hot day / night around the sea with a good glass of wine....

This is a "Citrus +". Absolutely not your regular cologne citrus, that evaporates quickly and leaves just the trace of a fruit behind. No, no, no. This is you amongst the orange trees. The wood, the neroli, the blossom, the fruit, the juice, the twigs, the leaves. The whole of the orange grove. It lingers and lingers and stays close to you all day. Very unisex, absolutely delightful and very innovative. NOT your regular citrus, this is a masterful creation.

For the Citrus Freak like me this is a delight... with a twist: patchuli+amber the "formula" gives depth and a classy move to the fragrance, enveloping the composition in a uniqueness that is mesmerizing. Citrusy, a bit dark (in the nicest way possible) sweet and unbelievable freshness playing around. Congrats Monegal, a unique citrus masterpiece