Dostoevsky

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@Dostoevsky thinking of hitting up Belgrade first week of June, what say you
Would be sweet but at this point I have no idea what will happen on Sunday, let alone in June :D we'll keep in touch, though. Doing EU trip or what? I'm sure you'd enjoy the town/people/food btw. However I'd bet you ate the good stuff already.
 

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@Post Ironic any recommendations for summer fragrances?
Hmmm... I usually go for more citrus based scents in summer, maybe a little green and woodsy too.

Beach Hut Man by Amouage. A clean, green freshness, with mint, ivy, and vetiver, above a woodsy-earthy base of sandalwood and moss. A touch of galbanum, orange blossom, and myrrh add some complexity. Fantastic lasting power, though the initial blast of greenness is pretty wild.

Xerjoff Nio is another fantastic one. More of a spicy citrus-woodsy blend. The bergamot and neroli mixed with spicy pink pepper, nutmeg, cardamom above a warm-woodsy cedar+amber (etc etc) base is brilliant.

Some others, Jardin d'Amalfi by Creed (ludicrously obscene price); both of Neroli Portofino Forte and Mandarino di Amalfi by Tom Ford; Terre d'Hermès Eau Très Fraiche by Hermès (much more reasonable price than any of the others above). Iris Silver Mist by Serge Lutens.
 
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Hmmm... I usually go for more citrus based scents in summer, maybe a little green and woodsy too.

Beach Hut Man by Amouage. A clean, green freshness, with mint, ivy, and vetiver, above a woodsy-earthy base of sandalwood and moss. A touch of galbanum, orange blossom, and myrrh add some complexity. Fantastic lasting power, though the initial blast of greenness is pretty wild.

Xerjoff Nio is another fantastic one. More of a citrus-woodsy blend. The bergamot and neroli mixed with spicy pink pepper, nutmeg, cardamom above a warm-woodsy cedar+amber (etc etc) base is brilliant.

Some others, Jardin d'Amalfi by Creed (ludicrously obscene price); both of Neroli Portofino Forte and Mandarino di Amalfi by Tom Ford; Terre d'Hermès Eau Très Fraiche by Hermès (much more reasonable price than any of the others above). Iris Silver Mist by Serge Lutens.
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