Pepper/Jasmine/Gaiac Wood/Passion Fruit (2009)
by Korres

I love this one! It's sweet, but not boring and straightforward - which ticks one box for me straight away - and it's also very different to anything else around (other than the other Korres scents). It lasts reasonably well and projects pretty well too.
I can't tell you anything about the many different notes - I'm not that good ..... yet!
I'm still learning and I realise I've got a long way to go, but I know what I like... and I like this! In fact, I'm on my second bottle already and would recommend this to anyone that likes a sweet but varied fragrance. I regularly get complimented when I wear this one... and I've no doubt you will too.
Not too easy to find, but well worth searching out.

26th April, 2011. (Last Edited: 9th May, 2011.)

GROUP. Oriental -Spicy. GENDER. Unisex CREATIVITY. It’s modern, different and part of the first decent attempt for a ‘’made in Greece’’ fragrance. Congradulations. DAYorNIGHT? All day long. LONGEVITY. Not bad but could be better COMMENTS. Notes of bergamot, orange peel ,vanilla and spices create an interesting yet sharp opening. Progressively citrus notes faint to a sweeter heart where woods (cedar,sandalwood and gaiac) dominate over florals (jasmine) making it warmer and comforting. Creamy base blends soft pepper notes, woods and tobacco (and why not white chocolate as part of a sweet and creamy accord but don’t be afraid there is nowhere a ‘’green hop’’ note –by the way what a green hop smells like?) . It is my first choice from KORRES trio (no1 in sales among the three as retailers tell me) and I am sure you will love it and you ‘ll get a lot of compliments from people around you.

25th September, 2009.