Bitter Orange
by Agraria

EDT? Room Spray? Well, before I address that conundrum, I would want to know why it’s called “Bitter Orange” and not “Cloves.” If there is orange in there, it’s more of a diminutive, dusty, dry orange, and not a true bitter orange. The orange exists only in the far background, hanging out with probably some cinnamon, some bay, and a little vanilla. The spices and dry orange result in a very enjoyable fragrance: It’s a Christmas potpourri. It is potent and spicy and brings all kinds of wonderful memory associations. It has a strong sillage and lasts for hours. I enjoy this scent immensely but I certainly don’t want to wear it; I would much rather use it as a room spray. My thumbs up is for Agraria Bitter Orange as an excellent environmental aroma – something to share.

Orange spice, with maybe some clove in the mix. I disagree with Mario. This is a a lovely, warm, comforting smell. Good for an outing in coolish weather. Not for summer.

This smells exactly, exactly like the old Christmas ornaments made by sticking cloves into an orange (known as a pomander). It is a heavy, sweet smell with lots of cloves in it. It lasts quite a while although it develops a rather noticeable fecal note on me in the summer. I use it as a room fragrance to great effect and it also works very well in cold temperatures. This is not a "fresh" orange scent, it is a wet, somewhat "dirty" orange smell, but with a heavy clove overtone. A great combo for the right occasion.

Embittered. Sour and cheap smelling in comparison to other orange frags. Pass on this one