eo02 by biehl parfumkunstwerke

Gator71

I really like this....mostly I'm getting warm spices with wood, which is basically my favorite kind of scent. This does remind me of Frank Los Angeles 2, which I like a little better (and already have a bottle of), so I don't really need more of this. But it's good stuff.

the_good_life

An extraordinarily complex and brilliant composition. It's taken me about three months to decide whether I even like it or not. I do. This is a powdery oriental of sorts, but the sweetness is restrained and sophisticated and entwined with resinous and herbal elements - there is the "Occident meets Orient" feeling here that I like about Nicole Farhi pour homme, only this is on a higher plane. Nothing about this perfume is loud. It opens without fanfare, like a true gentleman easing into the ballroom the citrus elegantly takes its rightful place without verbose pronouncements. No need to firework the budget on a few dazzling topnotes. What follows is a beautiful haze of masterfully blended notes, the citrus fruits, the green, spicy, foresty, floral, powdery and woody elements melt effortlessly into something quite unique - to my nose there is a milky, powdery coconut-like sensation at the intersection of all these aspects, which smells rich without feeling cloying, classy, but with a modern edge. As the long-time head of R&D for Haarman & Reimer, which then became Symrise, Egon Oelkers knows his materials and he certainly had fun with them here. Highly recommended!

tessture

A fairly basic men's scent of citrus and bergamot that escapes being just like everything else by a wonderful blend of spices and woods. Dry down is an almost edible cinnamon musk combination. A great scent, layered and complex.