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As reported and reviewed over on a 1000 Fragrances:

http://1000fragrances.blogspot.com/2...fragrance.html

I find the combination of notes interesting. The anise-almond-myrrh combo makes me think of Lutens' ''La Myrrhe'', but the vanilla and oppoponax makes me think it will be myrrh taken in PG's typically sweeter, smoother style; perhaps leaning towards Shalimar territory. In any case, I'll be excited to try it, being the myrrh-fiend that I am!