Just found this post at Now Smell This:
"Hi,
If you like woody incense fragrances, I've just tried the brand new L'Artisan Parfumeur 'Dzongkha' (expected : September 15th in Paris). It is really interesting. Dzongkha is actually the name of Kingdom of Bhutan's language. The scent, created by Bertrand Duchaufour (who already did the great Timbuktu) is a combination of incense, papyrus, leather, tchai (Indian tea with milk), vetiver, spices and a hint of peony/rose for a velvety effect. Orange is the color of the label of this surprising olfactory travel.
I'm sure many of you will simply love it.
ambroxan"
Does anyone have more info on this, sounds amazing!!!
And I haven“t ven had the chance to try the absinthe one yet...
MMM
"Hi,
If you like woody incense fragrances, I've just tried the brand new L'Artisan Parfumeur 'Dzongkha' (expected : September 15th in Paris). It is really interesting. Dzongkha is actually the name of Kingdom of Bhutan's language. The scent, created by Bertrand Duchaufour (who already did the great Timbuktu) is a combination of incense, papyrus, leather, tchai (Indian tea with milk), vetiver, spices and a hint of peony/rose for a velvety effect. Orange is the color of the label of this surprising olfactory travel.
I'm sure many of you will simply love it.
ambroxan"
Does anyone have more info on this, sounds amazing!!!
And I haven“t ven had the chance to try the absinthe one yet...
MMM









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