Amun (1981)
by Muelhens

The opening notes are of a waxy lemon, shortly followed by deep florals-I guess Jasmine, Ylamg-Ylang, and Rose. A resinous incense base, maybe with rosewood. Have to agree with the previous reviewer, it is fairly linear, and very strong. I favor the top and so keep reaching for more...

18th July, 2009.

This is definitely a perfume born in ancient Egypt, with a heavy note of musk and honey, with a background of frankincense and a hint of something citrus-y. It can be overwhelming, definitely a "night out" perfume, and not for dinner, lest in mask the taste of what you're eating! Lasts and lasts, and doesn't seem to change much over time. I think you have to be in the right mood for it, and generally, I'm not.

3rd February, 2007.