Although the reviews seem to suggest this is a highly regarded house, there does not seem to be much discussion about them. The highest number of reviews is 27 for 1740 I believe. I just finished sampling 1725 Casanova 1740 Marquis De Sade and 1828 Jules Verne. I was very impressed. This was my first exposure to them. I found the ingredients to be top of the line...like walking through a botanical garden...where you can pick out the individual flowers or notes but everything blends together so well. It was also recommended to me that I try Ambre 114 and Noir Patchouli..which I certainly look forward to doing. I was also curious if anyone else likes this house. With certain colognes or perfumes the "it" factor for me is a certain richness or fullness...I feel this house with the samples I have tried accomplishes this. Combined with the fullness there is a complexity I admire. There never seem to be any splits for these fragrances. The prices are expensive..$125 for 60 ml $205 for 100 ml. but no more so than some others. Seems like a good way to get a healthy decant of this in your collection would be a split...or does everyone but me own these already? I will try Ambre 114 and Noir Patchouli decide between two or so and try and go about securing some nice decants. Opinions about this house welcome.
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