Vi et Armis

It's strong. The opening is quite rich and extreme. Then it moves to the realistic opium scent, which seems to be eternal. A good choice for those, who are interested how the 19th century Paris salon smelled

The longevity and sillage are seriously potent, firmly establishing this as my current personal favorite. I'm particularly drawn to the bitter tea notes and the sharp spices; it has a strength and character that I really appreciate. That medical opium smell and tea undertones... mmm