L'Artisan Parfumeur, Dzongkha - Review

[@demimiforrest1349]

Beautiful descriptions! I’m not familiar with this house. I’d love to sample it someday 😊

[@candidanieri1249]

My favorite parfume ever...i love it

[@TheScentinel]

It's just so hauntingly beautiful.

[@justaddlight]

An excellent review Pep. Moist is a great way to describe the florals in the opening.

[@candidanieri1249]

I loved your description too, super

[@TheScentinel]

Thank you

[@MakingaStink]

Loved this! Really enjoyed the explanation of the names of these two fragrances and regions they were inspired by. Timbuktu never grabbed my heart in a significant way, it’s good, but something about it neve resonated with me. Oddly it sounds like the aspects of it that I like are here as well. Going to have to give Dzongkha a try. -Chris

[@TheScentinel]

I have a feeling that dry smoky wood accord might be it. Definitely worth a try

[@CokeWithIceAndLemon]

Would love it if you reviewed Creed’s Pure White Cologne.

[@belairscents]

Great review of this true gem💎 cheerio 🍸🍹

[@lisaesposito7317]

Beautiful descriptions particularly the sweetness of sadness. Thankfully I have a sample I can test tomorrow. Ive had lychee several times and smell is barely there.. it is sweet and watery so maybe it is an artistic interpretation of the flavor

[@TheScentinel]

I'd say so, but ut compliments the peony accord beautifully

[@0iam0mai0]

I think you're one of the few to prefer Dzongkha to Timbuktu. Evocative as usual, Pep. I liked Timbuktu as a sample, but not enough to buy it. Maybe this will be different.

[@petra.andersen]

sounds like a nice fragrance. I too, like peonies - when they come to season, I always bring some from the garden and they fill the air with a wonderful scent. Litchi is very watery, kind of gelatinous fruit, very subtle taste (at least those I have had, which were imported).

[@TheScentinel]

I'm glad you were able to get a sense of what it smelled like.

[@petra.andersen]

@@TheScentinel if you mean you-then you always make sense, Pep. If you mean the fruit...kind of flat...but imported...might be different off the tree ;-)

[@TheScentinel]

@@petra.andersen i meant me

[@razvanyke]

Great review my friend, Dzongkha is currently in sale on the Artisan website and wondering if to blind buy it or not. Your review helps! Take care

[@Pinerocks]

Mine just arrived!! 😀

[@olfactostory9533]

@@Pinerocks how do you like yours? Mine is otw

[@Pinerocks]

@@olfactostory9533 I love it, it’s beautiful and long lasting too!

[@atonyt3762]

Love this one and Timbaktu both. I would actually suggest trying the lychee fruit because you can really smell it in the opening with the peony in this one.

[@yvespiderssmells9956]

Thanks for the review Pep. This is one that i still need to try

[@Turmerick]

Wow!

[@gediminaskontrimas7992]

Thanks.

[@eliomcastillo8285]

Hi sir How are you! Hoply you doing well I saw a video of yours about timbuktu It was very interesting I'm myself love scents created by the master DUCHAUFOUR In this video you talk about not finding any differences between the new and older package of the same fragrance Please tell me if you still think tge same about it or not because I'm looking forward to buy one I just tested a sample of this fragrance yesterday and definitely had the DUCHAUFOUR signature all over i can smell something or a lt of jubilation xxv oud shamash even oud for love J also realized i didn't subscribe to your channel yet even tho i watched many of yours videos I fix that little 😂isue today and thumbs up in this one 👍 Please respond to me I'm looking forward about your answers Thank you in advance!

[@TheScentinel]

Unfortunately since this video on the Timbuktu comparison, i have not re-tested, so i can only stay with my original position.

[@eliomcastillo8285]

@@TheScentinel Hi sir Well that's good enough And I like it how you did it to basically blind test!

[@JohmathanBSwift]

Well sample Pep. Thank you.

[@BenZhengC]

Absolutely love your reviews, but this one is tough. As someone who haven't sampled Timbuktu, the flowery language makes it really hard for me to get a sense for how dzongkha will be like. Perhaps the combination of needing a reference and the less concrete verbiage make it difficult. Thanks for what you do!

[@TheScentinel]

Opens quite floral and a little bit aquatic. Peonies have a delicate, soft sweetness. In the middle it starts to get drier and a little bit smoky. I think this is from the woodier materials along with an earthy orris root. It has a dry, cool, petrified wood effect in the base. I hope this helps a little more but hopefully there are lots of reviews out there that describe it a little better.

[@BenZhengC]

@@TheScentinel Thanks!

[@TheKonnoisseur11]

The beautiful side of sadness wow did they pay you to say that !?

[@kozziezeeable]

Have you eaten any fresh lychee since this video?! 😄