Yes, the same resurrected vintage of Guerlain, which all maniacs sigh a year. And no, not yet bottles and scented blotters managed to hold in their hands.
It's fine fellow citizens. You can take my word, I tried the old of Guerlain, something that I understand, I have in the collection, and can be compared. Wasser and his team somewhere produced a lot of good old (completely banned, presumably) and collect raw spirits is not based, as it was in 2005, and right on the score.
Thus, according to the list:
Pao Rosa 1877 - did not impress. Or podvydohsya blotter on his way from Paris and very gentle floral composition (from lily of the valley through the rose apple) somehow plaintive zamylit.
A Travers Champs 1898 - fierce cloves, which accelerates and rumbles like a scooter. Spicy, burning, active and vibrant.
Fleur Qui Meurt 1901 - dying lily, hyacinth dying, dying lilac. Nicely, I just do not like the lily.
Sillage 1907 - amber, leather, nice, but some wishy-washy.
Chypre de Paris - convex, volumetric, citrus green. This is only necessary to try on the skin, because it promises a lot, but on paper forward climb soap neroli.
Candide Effluve 1922 - again, lily and amber. Solemnly and grimly, even gothic. Very similar to the old Candida and nothing to do with the attempts to revive the spirits of modern facilities in 2005 - 2008.
Guerlinade 1924 - a weighted average candy violet with Guerlain's that his gentle jasmine and delicate rose, with a drop of cyanide, thoughtful iris and vanilla bitter aftertaste. Also very similar to the vintage, and nothing to do with Guerlinade 1998.
Djedi 1926 - many have tried, know lusting. Do I have to write about this demon and this is the wolf? Let's just say - a copy of the vintage. The same teeth, the same hair-raising. Krrrrrasavets.
Cuir de russie 1935 - slightly more fatty Degtiarnaya than the skin, which I know and tried, but the same colorful, complex and voluminous.
Cachet Jaune 1937 - amber, spicy and, at the same time, light as a vintage. It looks like both formally and on the mood.
Fleur de Feu 1948 - I was recently asked to instagrame, I'm sure my spirits did not change. Now I will refer to Terry Vasseur. His Fleur de Feu replica of mine. I can not imagine how, but he did this incredible, non-existent, ever-changing, pulsating flower, bitter and sweet at the same time.
Thank you Terry Vasser for the incredible work, thanks cherie Natalie for the opportunity to touch the treasure.
I hope that someday I will find out about new vintages more.
Thus, according to the list:
Pao Rosa 1877 - did not impress. Or podvydohsya blotter on his way from Paris and very gentle floral composition (from lily of the valley through the rose apple) somehow plaintive zamylit.
A Travers Champs 1898 - fierce cloves, which accelerates and rumbles like a scooter. Spicy, burning, active and vibrant.
Fleur Qui Meurt 1901 - dying lily, hyacinth dying, dying lilac. Nicely, I just do not like the lily.
Sillage 1907 - amber, leather, nice, but some wishy-washy.
Chypre de Paris - convex, volumetric, citrus green. This is only necessary to try on the skin, because it promises a lot, but on paper forward climb soap neroli.
Candide Effluve 1922 - again, lily and amber. Solemnly and grimly, even gothic. Very similar to the old Candida and nothing to do with the attempts to revive the spirits of modern facilities in 2005 - 2008.
Guerlinade 1924 - a weighted average candy violet with Guerlain's that his gentle jasmine and delicate rose, with a drop of cyanide, thoughtful iris and vanilla bitter aftertaste. Also very similar to the vintage, and nothing to do with Guerlinade 1998.
Djedi 1926 - many have tried, know lusting. Do I have to write about this demon and this is the wolf? Let's just say - a copy of the vintage. The same teeth, the same hair-raising. Krrrrrasavets.
Cuir de russie 1935 - slightly more fatty Degtiarnaya than the skin, which I know and tried, but the same colorful, complex and voluminous.
Cachet Jaune 1937 - amber, spicy and, at the same time, light as a vintage. It looks like both formally and on the mood.
Fleur de Feu 1948 - I was recently asked to instagrame, I'm sure my spirits did not change. Now I will refer to Terry Vasseur. His Fleur de Feu replica of mine. I can not imagine how, but he did this incredible, non-existent, ever-changing, pulsating flower, bitter and sweet at the same time.
Thank you Terry Vasser for the incredible work, thanks cherie Natalie for the opportunity to touch the treasure.
I hope that someday I will find out about new vintages more.
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