I just got a sample of this from Lucy Scent. It smells like a combination of Fou d'Absinthe and candied walnuts to me. I'm still experimenting with it and can't decide if it is worth a purchase. Have any of you guys tried it?
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Frapin- Caravelle Epicee
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