(11-30-2016, 07:54 AM)Murrellington Wrote: My favorite polarizing soaps are Night Music and Roam. I simply love them both and am glad night music is coming back.I would be happy to get fireside from you. I have been looking for it
My top 3 changes all the time but I enjoy DFS, Adagio, and Dickens.
I honestly think it would be hard to do a top 10 in order. It'd be a 10 way tie
Least favorite scent: Fireside. I still own it though.
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(11-30-2016, 08:34 PM)GianniCalzone Wrote:I wanted to like night music soooo bad. I tried it 3x. I just couldn't getting into it. I really enjoy every single other barrister and mann offering, however.(11-30-2016, 04:45 AM)tommy3am Wrote: So, what is everyone's top 3 Barrister and Mann soaps??
I love darker scents, so my top 3 are
1. Night Music
2. Fougere Imperiale
3. Leviathan
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I used to say the same until I tried the genuine article, a beautiful oud from Southern China. Western ouds are mostly synthetic, harsh, and deeply, deeply unpleasant. Proper ouds, especially those made by the perfumers of Mumbai, are another thing entirely, as quite remarkable.
Perhaps the greatest marriage of the two styles that I've ever encountered is a rather expensive perfume from the Netherlands called Puredistance Black. A pretty silly name (seriously, sounds like a running shoe), but a brilliant perfume. One of the greatest masculines in recent memory.
Additionally, Barrister's Reserve is now back in stock, folks! As a reminder, all Reserve products ship for free within CONUS. Please let me know if you have any questions!
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Will, you've just reminded me of why I enjoyed your fragrance/scent blogs so much. I know there's lots on the plate but will we see another blog/newsletter at some point not too far down the road? I'd go and re-read your pre-newsletter blogs but they're no longer on your website. Are they archived somewhere ? I knew I should have printed them.
I now have an interest in experiencing these Southern China and African oud.
Marko
Perhaps the greatest marriage of the two styles that I've ever encountered is a rather expensive perfume from the Netherlands called Puredistance Black. A pretty silly name (seriously, sounds like a running shoe), but a brilliant perfume. One of the greatest masculines in recent memory.
Additionally, Barrister's Reserve is now back in stock, folks! As a reminder, all Reserve products ship for free within CONUS. Please let me know if you have any questions!
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Will, you've just reminded me of why I enjoyed your fragrance/scent blogs so much. I know there's lots on the plate but will we see another blog/newsletter at some point not too far down the road? I'd go and re-read your pre-newsletter blogs but they're no longer on your website. Are they archived somewhere ? I knew I should have printed them.
I now have an interest in experiencing these Southern China and African oud.
Marko
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