Xerjoff Torino21 is a bright citrus fragrance, that Xerjoff does so well with vibrant and uplifting ingredients many from Italy. Herbaceous basil, thyme and rosemary truly make it unique.
From the start, there is much going on in Jubilation XXV Man by Amouage: a bazaar’s trove of glimmering notes yet all with an uncanny orchestration that becomes more apparent over the next few minutes.
Azman Killer Vavoom open with a bang! The initial blast of decadent chocolate is a surprising, sizzling and explosive launch to the scent and the combination with deep, rich plum is an incredible sensation.
Lovely, green DSH Perfumes Re-Assess encapsulates that time in childhood when a summer day could seem longer and more wonderful than a thousand birthdays. It was created as part of the Isolation/Meditation series that Award Winning Dawn Spencer Hurwitz started in 2020 as an artistic and personal response to the Covid pandemic.
Parfum d’Empire Saluté evokes Marc-Antoine Corticchiato’s fond recollection of his grandfather’s cellar and the wine he lovingly produced redolent of oaken cask
Montabaco Verano by Ormonde Jayne to the back of my hand and carefully study the bright azure blue bottle with its transition to a dramatic golden hue in the base and silver cap, my mind swirls and I envisage three distinct thoughts that roll into one. The painting, ‘A Bigger Splash’ by David Hockney, the hill town of Matera in the most recent James Bond film ‘No Time to Die’ and the background music of Maluma’s ‘Felices Los 4’.
