Fleurs d`Ombre Ombre Bleue Jean Charles Brosseau for women

Ombre Bleue starts on my skin like a totally aquatic scent: very fresh(lily-of-the-valley, not citrus-y, but with that powdery nutty note one can find in numerous aquatics(certainly orange blossom, here enhanced by carnation, in others by ylang-ylang or quince) - I'm actually referring to that tannin sensation . I can think of so many perfumes similar to this beginning!
Anyway, it's not unpleasant in this stage (I usually can't stand that tannin feel).
Later on, the middle notes start to sweeten the mixture; I can feel jasmine and dried fruits, while the honey is kept inoffensive, but still noticeable(I am sensitive to this note too).
In about four hours, lo and behold: the benzoin that I really enjoy, side by side with some amber and vanilla! So nice and yummy!
The "floral" classification must be only a synthesis of aquatic+oriental, as I don't feel as if I were in a garden when sniffing this soft perfume.
Considering its delicacy and its initial freshness, the name tells most of the story: Ombre Bleue...

Anyone tried this? I'd love to read reviews on this. I'm crazy for honey-notes in perfume. So veryyy curious about this one!! :D So I hope for luck + that some will be added soon!! :D

Anyone tried this? I'd love to read reviews on this. So I hope for luck + that some will be added soon!! :D