Discussion sur le parfum du Tallow+Steel LE RT2017

frost liam a écrit:
J'en suis aussi

jerome3370 a écrit:

frost liam a écrit:
J'en suis aussi

54gasp a écrit:Du Complot?

iokanaan a écrit:Une question en passant.
Pourquoi ne pas laisser carte blanche au fabricant? Avoir une édition limitée qui soit aussi une surprise. Que personne ne sache avant d'ouvrir le colis?

C'est bien aussi de laisser faire les choses. Laisser agir les autres...

ThyLLiS a écrit:

iokanaan a écrit:Une question en passant.
Pourquoi ne pas laisser carte blanche au fabricant? Avoir une édition limitée qui soit aussi une surprise. Que personne ne sache avant d'ouvrir le colis?

C'est bien aussi de laisser faire les choses. Laisser agir les autres...

Ou pas.

J'aime quand même savoir un minimum ce que j'achète.

ThyLLiS a écrit:J'aime quand même savoir un minimum ce que j'achète.

Hi Etienne,

Day 2 has finished and I want to share with you what we have come up with. We have 2 complex fragrances, which to us, both smell truly amazing. We are really proud of how they turned out and I think your group will like both - whichever you choose. We wanted to feature the combination of cognac and jasmine in each, but they are both very different fragrances.

I will list what is in them below and do my best to describe the scent as accurately as possible.

#1

Amyris (similar to sandalwood)
Oakmoss
Benzoin (like vanilla)
Cocoa
Tobacco
Jasmine
Labdanum
Cardamom
Cognac
Dark Orange

This fragrance opens with a sweet, complex almost-alcoholic scent, with notes of apple, pears, orange and a touch of vanilla. A cognac and orange cocktail. The sweetness starts to fade quickly and a vanilla-jasmine like scent begins to come through, with a touch of chocolate. The cognac is still present, but is subtle now. The scent continues to dry-down as a warm, slightly spicy scent. It is now much like amber, with a touch of vanilla sweetness, with the amyris coming through like sandalwood It finishes as an oriental type scent smelling of amber, vanilla, jasmine and sandalwood.

Finishing the last sip of a orange cognac cocktail while walking through a market in a village in India. A very fresh take on a traditional oriental. Complex with some nice scent transitions.



#2.

White Cedarwood (this is a Canadian Cedar, and is a sweet - almost balsamic, floral cedar)
Sweet Birch (Also from Canada - wood, minty and smells like an old fashioned root beer or sarsparilla)
Vetiver
Cade (Smokey, like birch tar)
Tobacco
Jasmine
Allspice
Cognac

This fragrance starts as a blast of cognac - notes of apples, pears and cognac grapes up front. Sweet and balsamic. The cognac starts to subside slowly, as the sweet birch and cedar start to push through. The jasmine arrives - floral and herbal. It continues to dry down with some subtle florals and herbs, on a nice slight-mintysweet, smokey wood base. The sweet birch, cade, and cedar are dominating now - fresh woods. The fragrance finishes smelling like a old-time root beer with some cedar, smoke, and herbs.

Sitting at an old western bar with a cowboy hat on, eating grapes, and drinking cold sarsaparillas and root beers. There is something old-world and wild-west here. Very unique and masculine.



Well that’s it! Let me know what the group thinks - and be sure to send some questions and comments if there are any.

Regards.

ThyLLiS a écrit: tout en marchant à travers un marché dans un village en Inde.

baygonjaune007 a écrit:Le #2 pour moi, on se rapproche de l'origine canadienne !

Luminoso a écrit:L'idée d'épices me plaît bien.

OCTANT a écrit:

baygonjaune007 a écrit:Le #2 pour moi, on se rapproche de l'origine canadienne !

C'est également ce qui motive mon choix

Spoiler:

malarcus a écrit:J'aimerais participer a ce LE, peu importe la senteur choisie.  

les deux assemblages m'intriguent beaucoup

malarcus a écrit:Je ne le sentirai pas avant que vous le receviez, je le promet.....