Just sampled this and have to say it is an understated Ouhd. The most enjoyable phase is the drydown for me. I woke up this morning to smell my forearm and was greeted with such a beautiful woods and very subtle 'moroccan' spices. Yummy. This will be nice in the fall and winter.
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