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Dolcelisir by L'Erbolario

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What's your thoughts on this fragrance? Does anyone know where to buy a bottle, or samples? Thanks!
post #2 of 17
http://www.cybercucina.com/ccdocs/products/L459.html

Very very close to Ambre Narguile.
post #3 of 17
I was also thinking about buying a bottle of this. I do know that cybercucina doesn't ship to California. Not sure about an other exclusions.
post #4 of 17
Ordered a bottle today. Will give a short review when received.
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Originally Posted by sjg3839 View Post

Ordered a bottle today. Will give a short review when received.

Great! Looking forward to it
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http://www.cybercucina.com/ccdocs/products/L459.html

Very very close to Ambre Narguile.

This.
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This.

I have heard that Dolcelisir has a prominent musk note. True? That's the only thing keeping me back from blind buying this fragrance, since musky scents is a no-no for me.
post #8 of 17
Received this one two days ago. Nice! It may just be me, but Dolcelisir smells a lot like Pure Havane (had to actually spray both on each arm to check). Has a boozy smoky vibe going on. Spices are there and this one has great longevity (10 hours on my skin).Unisex without a doubt.You can't go wrong with this one IMO.
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Great! Looking forward to it
post #9 of 17
I'm waiting on my bottle of Dolcelisir to arrive. L'Erbolario has really gotten my attention, since I've order some soaps from them last year. I was looking for a nice patchouli soap, and I've found it with L'Erbolario. I also have Ambraliquida, Muschio and Myrrhae: all of which are great. Sometimes, the cheap stuff ends up being the real gems in a fragrance collection. L'Erbolario is really nice for the money.
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Originally Posted by sjg3839 View Post

Received this one two days ago. Nice! It may just be me, but Dolcelisir smells a lot like Pure Havane (had to actually spray both on each arm to check). Has a boozy smoky vibe going on. Spices are there and this one has great longevity (10 hours on my skin).Unisex without a doubt.You can't go wrong with this one IMO.

Thanks for sharing your thought!
Do you think it smells anything like the drydown of Musc Ravageur? Ambre Narguile?
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Thanks for sharing your thought!
Do you think it smells anything like the drydown of Musc Ravageur? Ambre Narguile?

Unfortunately, I never smelled Musc Ravageur or Ambre. I understand Meharees is the one that smells like Musc Ravageur's drydown. I have that one also, but again I can't compare cause I never smelled MR. Overall, Meharees and Dolcelisir are very good frags. The price won't hurt your wallet either.
post #12 of 17
I have a bottle on the way. And I received a sample of Ambre Narguile from Hermes a week ago (might purchase it in the near future unless Dolcelisir is really close to it) but I'll be happy to post my impressions of it as well.
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I have a bottle on the way. And I received a sample of Ambre Narguile from Hermes a week ago (might purchase it in the near future unless Dolcelisir is really close to it) but I'll be happy to post my impressions of it as well.

Yes, please do
post #14 of 17
Notes sound good, look forward to hearing your impressions
post #15 of 17
Just received my bottle. Initial spray was a little sharp, but that might be due to this being the first time I sprayed it. It's very similar to Ambre Narguile but I think Ambre Narguile is deeper, denser, more refined, and heavier whereas Dolcelisir is lighter and probably more versatile. They are close though, at least when it comes to the opening. About 5-10 minutes in and I can begin to see similarities to Pure Havane, there's what seems like a cherry note mixing in with the Ambre Narguile apple pie. To some extent it even reminds me of Tonka Imperiale. For the price, I think it's a great fragrance. But I'll still probably get Ambre Narguile
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Just received my bottle. Initial spray was a little sharp, but that might be due to this being the first time I sprayed it. It's very similar to Ambre Narguile but I think Ambre Narguile is deeper, denser, more refined, and heavier whereas Dolcelisir is lighter and probably more versatile. They are close though, at least when it comes to the opening. About 5-10 minutes in and I can begin to see similarities to Pure Havane, there's what seems like a cherry note mixing in with the Ambre Narguile apple pie. To some extent it even reminds me of Tonka Imperiale. For the price, I think it's a great fragrance. But I'll still probably get Ambre Narguile

Thank you so much for sharing your initial thoughts on the fragrance. Make sure to update us in a few days if you want!
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Originally Posted by NYCBoomBoom View Post

Just received my bottle. Initial spray was a little sharp, but that might be due to this being the first time I sprayed it. It's very similar to Ambre Narguile but I think Ambre Narguile is deeper, denser, more refined, and heavier whereas Dolcelisir is lighter and probably more versatile. They are close though, at least when it comes to the opening. About 5-10 minutes in and I can begin to see similarities to Pure Havane, there's what seems like a cherry note mixing in with the Ambre Narguile apple pie. To some extent it even reminds me of Tonka Imperiale. For the price, I think it's a great fragrance. But I'll still probably get Ambre Narguile

Thanks for the impressions
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