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Chestnut & Vetiver (2004)
by Wickle

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438 reviews

A warm, round, sweetish, musky scent, quite unlike any other. I guess it's the uncommon chestnut note. It has a slightly peppery touch which I assume is the vetiver. Very nice and very original.
29 March 2007


81 reviews

Not bad, but it just didn't do much for me. It has a warm nut and cool vetiver opening, which gives it a cool/warm juxtaposition. This is interesting, but it never goes beyond that for me. In the drydown it becomes more vetiver than chestnut, at which point the combination is more pleasing, but it's still hard to get too excited about this fragrance. Vetiver fans might find this one an interesting take on the note, but there are too many nice fragrances out there to mess with ones for which I have to work up an interest.
20 December 2006

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