Well, today saw the arrival of a pristine box of Vent Vert (vintage) splash and I have a bottle of same, save in spray coming soon. The excitement of the hunt and the joy of victory in acquisition is an experience to behold. It is like acquiring an original Monet. Well, not quite, but you know what I mean. Happy hunting to all who must posses the jewels of the fragrance world. Arrrrrr.
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There Be Vent Vert, Captain!
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