Citrus Sorbet
by Anthousa

Begins with a very bold and fresh blast of lemon/mandarine/grapefruit ~ then dries down to smell like Fresh's Sake. It ends up on the sweet side. OK, but not that special. I guess if you find it for around $15.00 at an outlet it might be worth a purchase.

8th January, 2008.

An excellent dry citrus. All in all, having the three Anthousa scents presents a excellent trio that covers nearly all the bases... an excellent floral (White Tuberose), a crisp green scent with depth (Fig & Vetiver), and a dry citrus (Citrus Sorbet).

With the name "Citrus Sorbet," I actually expected something a little creamier and sweeter, but this is one is quite dry and sharp (just like I like my citrus!) Thus, instead of being more like Goutal's Les Nuits d'Hadrien, it is instead closer to Eau Sauvage Extreme.

Longevity is quite good, though it definitely sticks closer to the skin than either of the others mentioned above.

Overall, Fig&Vetiver is still my favorite, with Citrus Sorbet coming close. White Tuberose is third, but all of them are definitely worth the effort.

21st November, 2007.