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 |  Treading the floor of a medieval maze, brown and green underfoot, warmed by the autumn sun. And, yes, I think that's music and laughter we hear, drifting over the high hedges. Warm brown scent with green spicy undertones, friendly enough, if maybe a bit ordinary in a classy sort of way.06 May 2009 |
   | Not what I'd hoped for. Madrigal has a more-or-less standard issue bergamot and lavender opening that veers a little too close to furniture polish for my taste. Once the top notes dissipate I'm left with a powdery wood accord and some sweet vanilla, but the effect is rather thin and undistinguished. A sweet vanillic drydown finishes a scent that's pleasant, but fails to excite me. 11 October 2007 |
 |  A patchouli bomb. Perhaps the grandfather of Givenchy Gentleman? But, unlike GG, Madrigal doesn't scream, "this is a man's scent". In this respect it is akin to some of the wonderful L'Artisan scents. It's hard to find in the US, I got mine from a Canadian swapper.09 August 2007 |
  | Nice but "soooooo" old scool... Women fragrances at Molinard's are so much interesting.... Try "Ambre" or or "Habanita" (be light when you spray) which are unisex ! 15 March 2007 |
 | I see what vadim means about this one feeling a little 'dated,' but I don't get as much sweetness from Madrigal as I do tart bitterness. I think it would be a welcome addition to anybody who enjoys Caron Pour un Homme, Monsieur Balmain, or some of the men's offerings from MPG (especially Centaure). Definitely a surprise thanks to the sage and tarragon and quite unique, I'd say it's worth a try if only to see how greatly our "noses" have changed over the past forty years. I don't think we'll see a new scent anything like this one again. 07 January 2007 |
 | A lush old school musk/lavender/patchouli scent. Solid and cozy, but too sweet and somewhat dated. 31 October 2006 |
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