Year: 2012
Notes: osmanthus, peach blossom, peppermint, white tea, cedar, white musk
Osmanthus Fragrans commences with a jammy floral sweetness that's extremely persuasive, before promptly fading to reveal a rather verdant tea accord. The transition from fruity sweet to fresh is admirable but, like most of the offerings from this house, longevity is a deeply concerning issue.
With virtually no projection, it comes across more as an Eau de Toilette than an Eau de Parfum. The quality is there but it lacks sufficient substance.
With virtually no projection, it comes across more as an Eau de Toilette than an Eau de Parfum. The quality is there but it lacks sufficient substance.
