When I first smelt AP I dismissed it as being utterly generic and boring. But I've grown to love it and I see it as perfectly balanced as having fresh, spicy, warm and smoky facets. The trouble is it's quite expensive for what it is (I still think it's generic but love it nonetheless); is there anything similar? I heard Mark Birkley is somewhat like it.
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Ambre Topkapi -- thoughts and anything similiar
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