Casablanca

There isn’t a tart element to the apple nor grape in the top, the fruit here is pleasant at first spray, sweet, slightly caramelised... sometimes I feel I get a little pear in this too? I love the way this dries down and really does shine in the cooler weather and wind. I also tried it on a summer's day with the ocean breeze and it was also very beautiful then, too. The caramel and iris were elevated. The iris is a stunning supporting note that I feel really brings the composition together, it allows the woods to have a silky and powdery nuance. The woods stay prominent into the dry down where the caramel plays another supporting role for the other notes. It smoothes out the woods and rounds out the fragrance. The Peru balsam is my favourite facet in this perfume along with the suede combined with those wood notes it’s just really quite lovely and smooth, I like how the resin plays with the caramel and musk also. The suede in this is not overly leather like it’s pillowy and plush. This is one of my favourites. I’ve had my bottle for 3 years now, I have around 10/15ml left and it’s deepened a lot over that time. Despite having the apple and grape along with the caramel it really isn’t overripe or toothachingly sweet and sugary—it is quite beautiful, actually. This perfume isn't dessert-like and I don't get creamsicle, I'd say it is woody gourmand with touches of musk. The patchouli grounds this scent and the iris note allows the fragrance to retain an airy quality threading through, its one and only floral note keeps everything within balance. The musk in the dry down is simply lovely. I hate the bottle. I wish they’d scrap that and recreate it but wudeva. I need to get another bottle of this but I just want the perfume inside to be dark apple juice in colour like the one I have now. It’s quite pale in the beginning but well worth waiting for it to deepen up. I wonder if I'd be able to get hold of an older batch...? 🤔 Anyway... really lovely fragrance, my husband loves it too. It's cozy and slightly edgy and quite different to my usual tastes—not incredibly groundbreaking but I actually really like it. In the dry down and what lingers on my skin the most is a dense but sophisticated woody caramel, fluffy musk and a slightly powdery vanilla. Great longevity and creates a gorgeous sillage. I actually think it’s a rather sophisticated and elegant perfume that isn’t as gourmand as what you’d think after reading the description and note pyramid. EDIT—Swiss Arabian have introduced a Cities line with an extrait concentration of this perfume named “essence of CASABLANCA” and the bottle is just gorgeous! My prayers were answered ✨ (hated the original bottle—although we’re not all about bottles and aesthetic here)...because it’s an extrait, the price is £85 as opposed to the EDP at £42 but you still get 100ml which I think is great. This will be my next purchase I think 🤝 I need another bottle anyway 👀

Sweet, Fruity CARAMEL-APPLE-GRAPES Scent Punctuated by a Suede Note. In the first couple of minutes before the spray dries, I can feel the sweet apple-grape with a touch of ambroxan. Once the spray dries and the sillage opens up, I get the apple supported by grapes that help elaborate the sweet & fruity facets of apple, and already the suede is swelling through. The apple is nicely done here and not too tart. As it transitions to the heart, a woody-patchouli emerges with an earthy, powdery iris and it's carrot facet. As it's drying down, it sweetens with caramel and the suede-leather note becomes more obvious - built mostly from amber-oud-ambroxan - and helps to contrast the sweetness and supercharge the performance. Overall I get a sweet, fruity caramel-apple-grapes scent punctuated by a suede-ambroxan note, and beast mode performance. I didn't love this initially and found the suede note overpowered the rest, but as other reviewers have mentioned, this got better with age (more than a year) and the notes feel in balance now. This could be worn year-round with careful application, but I would be most likely to wear this in winter. Overall: super sweet caramel-apple-grapes scent punctuated by a suede-ambroxan note that supercharges the performance. For what it is, it's a love for me. Enjoy! Contrast to Noir Toscane/Vanille Raisin La Maison de la Vanille: These are different, but there are similarities with a sweet grape scent punctuated by suede-leather note (osmanthus' leathery facet in the case of Noir Toscane). Casablanca has a more forward caramel-apple. Both have excellent performance but both required dark storage after first sprays to balance out. Update 08/08/24: Plumeria, suede Smarties & caramel...Sprayed this on at noon - one spray to the wrist - as it's cooler outside today, and lately I been enjoying scents with a leather-y floral facet. I was hoping the suede note here would hit the spot, and it did. This time it reminds me of Siren Paris Hilton, which also has plumeria & a leather-like facet, and a note which some people describe as Smarties. This is sweeter than Siren, but I get the Smarties here too in the leather/suede. There is probably something near oud here as well, and this won't be for everyone, and I admit this was the very reason I didn't like this at first, but now I've come 180 degrees and love that aspect.

I think this perfume is overall very great and I highly recommend it! At first spray, I had mixed thoughts as I thought it had a very heavy alcohol smell, but that almost immediately dissipated the moment it dried. On my skin within the first few hours I personally got a strong grape smell and it smelled, to me, very fresh and cleanly, with maybe a hint of the suede and caramel. It seemed like a very clean Spring scent at first to me, but the character of the perfume changes as you wear it (explained further below) When I first sprayed it, I was around several other folks, and people on the other side of the room were absolutely able to smell it so the sillage seems quite powerful, but mellows out over time. I recommend applying it liberally, more than two or three sprays may seem a bit excessive. After a few hours of wear, at least on my skin, it seemed to have changed quite a bit. It went from smelling fruity and very clean, to almost like a baked apple cake w/o icing, not being overly sweet like many gourmands. The caramel and suede notes absolutely come out the longer I wear it, with the apple and musk coming out as well. I don't get patchouli from this at all, but then again I'm also relatively fond of patchouli. At least for me, at the beginning of the day it feels like a very presentable perfume, a very nice neutral perfume that's not excessively ambery or gourmand or anything of the sort. As the day progresses, I feel it becomes a more casual perfume and honestly feels more intimate! The ambery caramel baked scent begins to come more to the forefront and it takes on a more mature or sexy characteristic to me. The scent lasts (at least recognizably to me) for about 10 hours before fading out of much recognition. In the very last hours of wear, the caramel note begins to die back again to me and leave behind a sweet grape/suede/woody(?) smell, which may sound a bit earthy to some, but it honestly just comes across as clean to me. I also recc. shaking the bottle before use, I'm not too sure why, but I always seem to get that very strong alcohol/nail polish smell at first if I don't shake it.

I love this one! Sweet caramel apple with a woody undertone. It's very long lasting on me and has a strong sillage. One time at work, I went to the cafeteria to get some food and the lady working there (she was at least 6ft away from me and I was wearing Casablanca for at least 4h already) could not stop complimenting me. She asked me what fragrance it was and wrote it down. When I went to get food again the next day she told me that she had ordered the fragrance immediately when she got home lmao. Also, this fragrance reminds me a LOT of Silky Woods from Goldfield & Banks. I got a sample of Silky Woods in Demi Rawlings first sample box with Jovoy and I sprayed it on my hand. I immediately recognized it, but couldn't really put my finger on it. Once I realized that it reminded me of Casablanca, I tested them out on both hands. Casablanca opens up sweeter and that sweetness stays for longer, but the drydown is basically the same to my nose. It's SO weird to me tho, that I have never heard any reviewer make this comparison, especially because a lot of people in fragcom own both of them. So I tested them both out again a couple of days ago, and had the same exact experience. I don't know if it's just my nose, but if you want to blind buy Silky Woods and you already own Casablanca, try to get your hands on a sample or decant of Silky Woods first.

Let me start by saying I love having a big collection and I love that I can wear a different perfume everyday for months and not run out if options, and I do wear a different perfume everyday. Rarely that I wear a perfume twice in two days. With that being said I received Casablanca FOUR days ago, I haven’t worn anything else since we met and fell in love at first sniff. It came in a box with three other blind buys btw. It’s strong and long lasting but I find myself reapplying just to smell those delectable fruits at the opening. I already have a sizable dent in my brand new bottle. I might have to buy another if I keep it up. Will update in a week or so. The scent reminded me of vanilla 28 and silky woods they definitely used the same type of vanilla. The fruits are mouth watering. The Apple is like a mix of apple and pear. And grape is more like a grape jam. The caramel is not too dense or overly sweet, in fact it’s got kind of an airiness to it that surprised me. The same airiness that expensive perfumes have. This cost me $25. I don’t smell suede and I love suede and leather notes but nothing here. This is a gem and the price oh my goodness! Honestly if I had smelled this first and it was packed and priced at 150 I would have bought it.

I adore this scent and it didn't even have to maturate for me. For some comparisons, I'd say it is very similar to Burberry Goddess - at least on me and in pre-maturation phase - and the same scent profile as JPG La Belle in the drydown. I've already compared Goddess to La Belle in one of my reviews. La Belle is typically fresher all the way long, but still similar enough. I both understand people who voted 'reminds me of' and 'doesn't remind me of' here. Now I own all three of them, probably it would be wise to let go of at least one, but extremely hard to decide. They are all equally beautiful and have some nuances. Casablanca is a completely safe blind buy for gourmand lovers and pretty much for everyone. It's sweet and warm but still wearable in warmer seasons. UPDATE: Unfortunately it didn't maturate that well for me. Kind of went in the opposite direction to the usual path - I had a very smooth and creamy scent in the beginning, that slowly turned into a synthetic madness with a scratchy rubber note. When I sniff it close to skin, it makes me cry because of all these chemicals evaporating and hurting my eyes. I have the same effect with Valencia, just far worse than Casablanca.

This. This perfume was my undoing. I’d decided that I would put a brake on buying perfumes for the next few months, but then I walked into a perfume store, saw this on the shelf and decided “Well, I’ve read amazing reviews and I’ll just smell it. I don’t have to buy this.” Love at first sniff has a whole different definition. I couldn’t stop smelling the paper strip. I woke up next morning dreaming of that scent. I knew I had to get it. And I did, mostly because the “1 stock left” banner scared me. I know, sucker that I am. This is nothing like any of my perfumes. I can’t even compare it to anything. The opening, which lasts insanely long, is all sweet and fresh and mouth watering. I can’t tell one note from the other, really - they are so well blended. The dry down, which comes at least two hours in, is nice and woody and warm. Still mouthwatering. I keep randomly sniffing my bottle over and over again. As for longevity, all I can say is I sprayed this in the morning and was out for the entire day and when I walked in sometime in the evening, my husband commented on how amazing I smell. And he wasn’t even standing close to me.

Casablanca has quickly become my signature fragrance for the fall. The scent is soft and sweet, with a beautiful blend of woody amber and musk, elevated by a caramel apple note that makes it irresistibly delicious. The scent is both sensual and alluring, with patchouli and iris adding a rich depth. Even though I'm not usually a fan of patchouli, in this fragrance, it adds a special touch. It's great for everyday wear but also feels perfect for special occasions or a night out. The sillage reaches about an arm's length, and I've been receiving compliments everywhere I go. The bottle is elegant and has a nice weight. The atomizer works perfectly, spray to pulse points for a softer and intimate fragrance or spray generously to create a sensuous scent bubble. This fragrance may not suit everyone or work with everyone’s individual chemistry, but on me, it smells like a delicious blend of caramel apple, amber, suede, and musk. It smells very grown up and sexy. 10/10 Sillage 8/10 Longevity 7/10

I bought this because I'm a gourmand girl and was sold on gooey caramel apple goodness that this scent is known for. But, for me, the opening on this is really screechy with what I guess is musk. I get the caramel and fruits behind that screechiness, and they are lovely, but not strong enough to compete. I almost wonder if I got a bad batch or something. Not a lot of sweetness. If the background notes were up top instead, I know I would love this. I'm letting it sit for a month or so so that it will hopefully macerate and ripen, allowing those fruity sweet notes to develop. Not bad, but, definitely not a love yet. Update: After sitting for a month, the sweetness has developed and the musk or whatever was screechy is still present, but not obnoxious. So we're gonna let her sit with the rest of the group since she's learned to behave appropriately. I love Casablanca now. She has morphed into something fruity and cinamonny and delicious and I'm so proud of her. *tears*

This is an incredibly beautiful, complex perfume for the price! It definitely smells like a very expensive perfume! This is so well blended and different. I don't have any other perfume in my collection with the combination of green apple and grapes and this is what makes this perfume so unique! It's of course very oriental too! At first, I found it quite masculine as well, because of the amber, and I absolutely loved it on my boyfriend, but the more I wear it, the more I like it on me too (I usually hate masculine notes on me). Comparing to Nobile 1942-La Danza Delle Libellule, which opens with a very fresh green apple note, that is also very sweet (but not syrupy sweet) and it's incredibly beautiful too, but the dry down is almost exactly the same as Casablanca, but without the amber in it. I feel like because of that, La Danza Delle Libellule feels fresher! I used to like La Danza Delle Libellule more, but now I absolutely love both of them!

To the reviewer that compares this little gem as a more gourmand version of Silky Woods, bravo! Your nose is on point! Casablanca is a cheaper (let's be honest, it's 1/3 of the price in NZ), longer-lasting, sweeter and more gourmand (strong grape, lingering red sweet apple on my skin) and I'm here for it! Don't get me wrong I love Silky Woods, but this is fabulous dupe that's actually stronger on my skin and it also projects better! I honestly don't get any petrol notes (which were overwhelming in Ansaam Gold and Amethyst, both decluttered!) and the "medicinal" or "band-aid" note I get in Silky Woods (I believe is the oud, and I like it), is quite toned down in Casablanca (I wish it were stronger because I've developed a taste for it). All and all this is a fabulous perfume and my first Swiss Arabian (I have many Lattafa's, Armafs, Al Haramain/Orientica frags), I'm thinking on pulling the plug on Shaghaf Oud... should I???

I was recommended this by a Fragrantica friend in place of La Danza... (which I adore but could never justify the price tag because of it's horrendous performance). I think they both fall in to the same type of perfume. An apple gourmand scent. However, La Danza is a yummy coconut apple cheesecake (very smooth/creamy with dominant juicy green apples, smooth vanilla and a soft musk). While Casablanca is a sweet and syrupy apple pie with caramel drizzle (juicy apple and sweet caramel dominant), which I prefer 100%. It has EXCELLENT sillage and longevity that beats La Danza as well. Casablanca is overall a gourmand lover's delight! Not to mention, very easy on your bank account. EDIT: Oh, what a delight this juice is! Holy grail status! Casablanca will forever be in my collection <3 EDIT: Half a year has passed since I got a bottle...and half the bottle has already disappeared! Yes, it's THAT good!

Wow wow wow - so I got this a couple days ago influenced by the nice reviews on Youtube - sprayed it once it did nothing for me, pulled it out last night to see if it gotten a bit better and OMG. This to me smells like a lighter version of DKNY Cashmere & Palo Santo or Mussama White Intense from Lattafa (both loves but more fall/winter for my taste, maybe too heavy for spring/summer). This is a sweet santal (while it's not listed I know I know) intoxicating scent for me. I ordered a back up bottle super fast and the hair mist - because yes, she is going ALL over. Last time I took a second bottle this fast was Teriaq and Teriaq intense (while they don't smell alike) they have the same intoxicating quality about it. I'll wear her all day and night and even if I get no compliments I'll love her to death :)

This was an absolute love at first sniff for me. I sniffed the atomiser and I was worried to spray it on in case it doesn't work with my skin chemistry. I normally give the spicy apple pie type of fragrance samples to my husband to use up because there is usually a booziness to those scents I like very much, but I prefer them on him. I think this is what does it for me in this one, it's not boozy at all, a true caramel apple fragrance in my opinion. The juiciness of the apple really makes it wearable for me in all seasons. The longevity is amazing, I can smell it on clothes even after they've been washed. When I tested Ariana Grande's Mod Vanilla, the opening of that smelled very similar to Casablanca on my skin at first, but the amber really sets them apart in the dry down.

Carmelly apple shampoo vibes!!! This is such a versatile scent, almost feels like it shape shifts with the seasons and my mood. In the spring and summer I get a fresh green apple shampoo vibe- while in the fall and winter I feel like a richer caramelized apple shows up! The dry down is a fabulous light and airy vanilla. Such a compliment getter!! If I had to pick a signature scent this would be it, the versatility and quality for such an amazing price is just unbeatable! Edit: I see this being compared to by Killian’s Angel Share and Goldfield and Banks Silky Woods, and I have had both of those and on my skin and to my nose it is not a dupe for Angel Share at all... but dang does it share some similarities to Silky Woods! One of my Top 10 for life 💕

Plumeria, suede Smarties & caramel... Sprayed this on at noon - one spray to the wrist - as it's cooler outside today, and lately I been enjoying scents with a leather-y floral facet. I was hoping the suede note here would hit the spot, and it did. This time it reminds me of Siren Paris Hilton, which also has plumeria & a leather-like facet, and a note which some people describe as Smarties. This is sweeter than Siren, but I get the Smarties here too in the leather/suede. There is probably something near oud here as well, and this won't be for everyone, and I admit this was the very reason I didn't like this at first, but now I've come 180 degrees and love that aspect. (original review below 09/18/23).

This perfume might just be the HOLY GRAIL of all!!! I ordered a 3ml decant of it from Etsy, and the first time I wore it, I got FIVE compliments- seriously! I’ve never had so many people just love a particular perfume (and I wear different ones every day)! So, I ordered a full bottle. It’s huge- and was less than $30!!! It’s fairly potent; not ‘beast mode’, but when I do 4 sprays out of the shower, and then about 6 more before I leave the house- people notice, and love it! I’m not sure about the listed notes, though. The way I’d describe it is a pear drizzled with peach juice, on a cashmere sweater- and then, someone put it on a kitten and handed it to you! It’s soft, sweet, and wonderful!!!

For me this is the perfect example of how some perfumes need to macerate. The process is similar to a wine opening up. When I first received a sample of this perfume I really didn’t get what all the fuss was about. It was a bit too strong for me and the notes were pretty generic. So I didn’t touch the sample for maybe 3-4 months and I actually forgot about it. I just tried it again yesterday and I’m IN LOVE! Wow! This changed into a beauty! I’m getting a crisp apple with a touch a sweetness making me long for fall on this summer day. I cannot wait to get a full bottle and wear it once it starts getting colder.

Smells like an apple pie drizzles with some sort of sweet liquor. My bottle is only a few weeks old and compared to other bottles I’ve seen on review videos my juice is still a light yellow whereas theirs is a deep amber color. Of course the juice changes and matures with oxygenation and time aging in a cool dark space so I know the scent will evolve so i dont want to use it up too much before it reaches that place. Thankfully i have many other scents i can enjoy until then but i am very curious to see how this deepens. But as it is i think it’s a divine fruity spicy gourmand.

Had my eyes on this for a long time and finally got it when a friend came back from Dubai. and this was a love at first sniff. sweet fresh apple and grapes with lots of caramel and woodsy goodness. the patchouli and iris make it very perfumeyyy and like the other notes keep it gourmand. this is a very perfume perfume. it is truly stunning. sweet and woody and fresh all at once. the one spray I did on my hand lasted a decent 4-5 hours after which it was a subtle skin scent. will see how it performs over time but I love this thing. beautiful!

This one took almost a year of siting before i could love it! At first it was a screeeechy tart apple. None of the other notes detectable. Then the caramel slowly started to show itself and it was ok. Now 9 months later i get the woodys notes and peri balsam and all the other deep notes that finally makes me see why this is som popular But dang! So long!!! I’m ordering my second bottle now so i can crack it open to let it sit before my current one runs out as I’m already half way through the first bottle.

Oh my lovely Casablanca...I've had her for three years now and every spray is like the first one, full of awe at how beautiful she is. Pure decadence. Blended to perfection. Apart from the apple the caramel and the wood, I can't really make out the notes, but they all come together to create this beautiful, truly feminine, sensuous scent. The longevity is so strong too, easily a whole day on skin, days on clothes. It's definitely not for everyone but for those who can appreciate her, she's a true gem.

I love this perfume! To me it smells like buttery vanilla with apple, grapes and caramel. It needs time to macerate though. When I first opened it I was very disappointed because it disappeared from my skin after one hour! But after 5-6 months that I got back to it I fell in love... I have a backup bottle opened to let it macerate. (The 2nd bottle was exactly the same it didn't last) If you like the scent don't give up on it! Let it sit for a few months!

Beautiful gorgeous scent. Sweet grape doused in caramel with musky background. It is not an overbearing sweetness which i personally dislike but just enough to catch attention. The grape elevates this scent to another level. Essence of Casablanca and this both smell the EXACT same to me. Albeit Essence does smell a bit more refined and better blended. UPDATE: Essence definitely smells richer, muskier and denser in drydown however. Essence is an upgrade.

Christmas market in a bottle :) I think it is a seasonal perfume and it makes me look forward to the winter again haha Not sure I will be able to use it in the summer, maybe on a Sunday whilst doing some baking at home :) It is very well blended, a joy to sniff! It reminds me of Khamrah but has more apple, also very similar to Midnight Shimmer MK and Mercedes Benz Club Black. It also brings to mind Bare Vanilla Noir by Victoria Secret.

Ripened apple and grapes coated with a sweet caramel glaze. Very fruity, very sweet, gets a little more powdery on the drydown as more of the woody and musky notes emerge. Never loses its sweetness. Perfect all year, but it can't be too hot or cold. Major projection, definitely enters the room before you do and lingers once you leave. Needs to macerate for a while though, the opening can be harsh if the bottle is fresh.

A sweet, syrupy caramel apple pie scent. I also get red grapes in the opening, but after a few minutes it settles to pure caramel goodness. I have a few other similar fragrances, but Casablanca is my favorite and the one which I intend to always have in my collection. Longevity and sillage are great, and even though the price has increased a bit, it's still very affordable and great value for money.

The scent trail off of Casablanca is UNDENIABLY intoxicating. Smells like a grape juice cocktail being served at desert time in a Michelin star restaurant. Cheap, effective, I honestly can’t understand how others find this horrible, but I’m learning more and more we all experience fragrance differently. This is a beast. Walking outside, in the Vegas heat, drenched in this......I am unstoppable!

this is sooo fun!!! i love it! fruity and sweet in a perfume-y, not gourmand way. definitely unisex! im usually not a big fan of actual unisex perfumes but i see this working sooooo well on both genders. been on my wishlist for four years and i finally caved in. no regrets! straight out the box smells lovely. i've never seen caramel blended so so well. works great al year round too.

I’m obsessed with this perfume! I tend to shy away from gourmand perfumes but I’m so addicted to this scent. It has notes of juicy apple and sweet grapes merging with decadent caramel. It’s amazing in its own but I also layer it with other Arabian perfumes such as Lattafa Khramrah and Lattafa Angham. Perfect for fall and winter :)

*feminine *fall/cool weather *5⭐️ Beautiful apple fragrance with hints of grapes, spices, and woods. It really is beautiful and perfect for Fall weather. It's delicious smelling, but not sickly sweet. The price really can't be beat. It cost me less than $30 fir 3.4 fl.oz. The bottle is pretty, but the cap is a cheap plastic.

Wow wow wow I’m on my fourth bottle!! I actually love this perfume; it’s fruity sweet, fresh, and sexy I can wear it all year round, the longevity and silage is amazing It’s like a fizzy grape and apple drink, if you know lacasera it’s that vibe It layers well with instant crush for dimension and I also wear it as it is

This is my signature fragrance in the winter! I'd go as far as saying it has been my favourite fragrance for at least a year. It is sweet and caramelly in an elegant way. I do have to slightly overspray to get the sillage, projection and longevity but because it's decently priced, I can't complain too much ❤️

This is hands down one of the best perfumes I’ve ... laid my nose on (lol). The longevity/silage is okay for the price but the fragrance? Yes!!!!! So sweet and sparkling with depth and sugar and fruit. Out of 200+ perfumes, Arabian, designer, niche, etc., this has GOT to be in my top 5-10.

For the price, this is one of the best perfumes ever made. Got this for $40 and couldn't be happier. Bought it from marina Group on Ebay and received a bunch of samples of other swiss arabian perfumes. Really impressed with this house and their offerings. Niche quality at great prices

I totally agree in many ways with the comment by lauradahlman. The perfume was good initially, but for some reason grew stronger by the month. It became so strong that it changed from a beautiful scent to an obnoxious, strong, and nauseating smell. I had to give it away!

I wear essence of Casablanca with the matching essential oil. It gives me greater depth of fragrance and better performance. I really like these. It’s soft. It’s sweet, but not cloying. It’s appropriate for all occasions all seasons. It’s a very wearable fragrance.

When you first spray it, it leaves a very fruity, grape and apple-like scent. When it dries down, it starts to get sweet and caramel-ly, which I love! If you like scents like Angel's Share or any other caramel apple scent, I definitely reccommend this scent.

This smells like a mix of Black Opium and Kayali's Juicy Apple. Definitely caramel-apple vibes but the apple remains the key player and isn't drowned by the cloying sweetness of the caramel. It's a fresh gourmand. It's fun to wear and men seem to love it 😇

I don’t know why nobody has mention yet the HUGE similarities to pure malt from Thierry mugler , at first you get that sweet sparkling booze and then the grapes , it’s so similar ID assume that not many guys have tried this masterpiece yet !!!

It is amazing - caramel apple. In the back I can feel some type of smoke or a shisha vibe. I had it in the closet for around 6 months now and it smells way better then in the beginning. Longevity is great - around 10 hours.

This is one of the most beautiful creamy caramel fragrance! The grape note adds something special! The iris is outstanding. I have a bottle I will get another one :-) Perfect sweet/woody/floral / gourmand scent 💓

Maybe I’m insane or I’ve inhaled too much bleach but this smells a lot like kayali vanilla 28 but fruitier, it’s a lovely scent. Perfume is so subjective because people on here hate it but I adore this fragrance.

My wife loves this perfume and she has made it her signature scent. It performs really well in cold weathers but not so well in hot temperatures. Go for the Extract version if u want to use it in sommer.

On me this is heaven. Delicious apple with tones of caramel. The juice now is very dark in colour and the longevity is amazing 12 hours still smell it on me. Top in my large collection!! 10/ 10 !

A middle Eastern JPG La Belle if La Belle's pear was apple, combined with the caramel and a smokey, incensey, charcoal feel. I love it! Absolutely amazing quality for the price. Cannot fault.

This is sparkling, sweet, and juicy. It’s such an attractive fragrance and is complex and long lasting. I love my man’s reaction when I wear this. What a gem for this price point!

Carmel apple goodness. Really like this one. Great projection and longevity. Perfect for a cool fall day. Feminine, not unisex. This will be my go to for the next few weeks.

I layered this with Khair Fusion and I dont think I've smelled anything better. As a gourmand girly, this is the one that makes you smell like a rich boujee woman.

Its just so annoyingly good - ugh. A more flirtaceous, fruitier and durable MBenz Club Black. Liquid form of Al Haramain Dhabab. Caramel incarnated.