So French! Eisenberg for women

Oh la la, this one smells quite French indeed.
As a tribute to some French classics, it definitely has some features characteristic to some of the greatest French fragrances- without reaching quite the same level.

The most prominent notes are ylang ylang, leather, sandalwood and lavender. The four notes create a strong mixture that overpowers the rest. I am not a chypre fan, and this is no exception. It seems more of a copy rather than an original take on a chypre. It's classy, but at the same time lacks depth and character.

"So French!" reminds me my first notion about perfume. The scent, that was in the air, when I was a little child - at that time women used to wear perfumes from the middle of 20th century and up to decade '80. One word: classics! Really a "tribute to the sophistication of French culture".

I am impressed by Eisenberg production - every their scent has a strong character unlike most of modern fragrances. If I did not know that Eisenberg's scents are from years 2000-2010, I would think that they are perfumes with history. It's successful revival of classics.

This perfume smells very very French :) !
A modern chypre.
Mild, in meaning that it has no sharp edges.
Heavy on iris, powdery, powerful.
With detectable notes of lavender, rose, leather, patchouli.

Reminds me of Guerlain classics in character: part L'Heure Bleue, part Mitsouko, part Vol de Nuit, part Shalimar, Jicky, Samsara...

I like the concept, but for this price, I'd rather pay some more and go for the original Guerlain.