Bohemian Spice April Aromatics for women and men

Wonderful perfume, a masterpiece !!!
I want it...

God, it's great !!
This is the first time I have the opportunity to smell this fragrance and I'm very pleased with the quality of the brand and its ingredients.
It is quite different from what I had been thinking, it really impressed me.
This lovely fragrance starts out with sweetish, incensey and fruity notes that strongly remind me a jorney between the Sicilian fields to Middle East.
A heavenly mixture of cloves, cinnamon, orange, patchouli, vanilla, ...to some the opening may give off the type of scent one would accustom to..i don't know...an elderly man.
Once that drydown arrives...you ain't smelled nothing like it. Ever. Period. Imagine a milky, creamy, fluffy, sweetened vanilla-bean grounded by a very very light hint of spice. PERFECT....

I love Bohemian Spice. It is my favorite winter fragrance. warm, deep and mysterious. Long lasting and strong. I wear it on my shawl or wooly sweater and I still smell it for days after.

I often find it difficult to write a sensible review for a fragrance that knocks me off my feet. How do I wrap my head around the right words when I feel as if I'm going to swoon every time I sniff my wrist?!

This is one of those scents, for me. I find it absolutely perfect in every way. I love patchouli, and it is definitely the main note in this fragrance, but it sings a wonderful duet with cinnamon. The sandalwood, vanilla, and incense keep the patchouli note warm and soft...and docile. (I should note that I did not detect the clove note, which usually gives me a great deal of trouble.)

There was an introductory symphony of orange, lavender, and possibly a bit of vetiver, accompanied by the leading note of patchouli on the initial blast. This created a sense of briskness, but these edgy components died away quickly and left a resonating, evocative base note of softly-spiced warm patchouli at the perfect pitch.

Deep and earthy, warm and refined, it feels like a fragrance that speaks to my soul yet breaks my heart at the same time. I want it so badly, and it is so far out of my budget (when considering price per ml).

I may have to settle for the similar, but rougher, dirtier, and more head-shoppy, PG Intrigant Patchouli, which, although still beautiful to me, pales in comparison to the angelic Bohemian Spice.