Nightfall in the City of Kings

The scent starts with spicy-earthy accords, which are however relatively quickly overpowered by the floral notes. In my opinion, it is these notes that give the fragrance a slightly old-fashioned feel and take away some of its edge - therefore, in my view, a bit too conventional for a niche fragrance. So the fragrance is very mature and also pleasant, just not as interesting as it could be (without the flowers).

The fragrance smells mature, older, and educated. Sweet and perceived as somewhat powdery due to the carrot seeds. And resinous and woody in its development. This is how grandparents might have smelled back then when they went out in the evening.

To me, it smells like an ancient bar with sofas and furniture from grandma's old living room mixed with her perfume... Didn't blow me away. Still, good longevity and surely someone will be found for this part of the niche.