Amberlicious

I unfortunately haven’t smelled the original but I’m loving this as a complex addition to my amber collection. First basic and juvenile nose impression is a rum and coke garnished with an orange slice and cinnamon stick. After some quality time with it, what a beautiful blend of spices, rum, and citrus. Its round and sweet but not cloying, and a bit dry thanks to the sesame and tonka and some astringency from the rum. Somehow its edible but not gourmand, remains strongly aromatic. An herbal spiced tea—without any tea leaf notes, just the spices. Maybe honeybush. I can’t wait to layer it with my fruit ambers and my lactonic fragrances. What a beaut. Its definitely a cooler weather fragrance due to the spice composition but its not too heavy for a few sprits in warm weather. Just be careful of humidity. I’d probably exclusively wear this at night just off of vibes but I think its really flexible, especially if you layer.

I've had this for almost two months, this is a salty and heavier amber infused with an earthy honey, spicy rum, tonka, and caramel. Dries down much more powdery than its inspiration. Cool/cold weather only, no other season to wear this. Projects majorly as all DUA extraits do, lasts for hours and then some. Great dupe, not identical, but a wonderful standalone.

I bought Ambre D'Alexandrie Boucheron bc I love this dna, Ambre settles more masculine and spicy on my skin, with this one more citrus zesty and sweet. In case anyone else was considering buying both like I did. They’re redundant, choose your spiced amber fighter.

Definitely a 90% dupe for ambre narguille! Only difference is it’s darker amber note on the dry down which I love it reminds me of some sweet tobacco notes. And the sillage and lasting power is much better than the inspiration on me.

Amazing amber with fantastic performance. This a sweet, warm amber. It's incredibly rich and a delight to wear. Longevity: 9.5/10 Projection: 9/10 Overall Experience: 8.5/10