Animalic rose with a leathery drydown
Grand Musk starts very directly with a dirty, animalic musk that quickly combines on my skin with a dominant rose and leathery notes. As it develops, for my taste it loses a bit of its edge and drifts into a more pleasing, floral camp. Because of its heavy, spicy aura, I consider it suitable for cold autumn and winter days, although due to its loud animalics, it is more of an idiosyncratic statement fragrance for evening occasions.













