Purple and green: the mercurial beguilement of lavender, right there.
David : DE shaving since Nov 2014. Nowadays giving in to the single-edge siren call.
(03-04-2016, 12:14 AM)NeoXerxes Wrote: onethinline quite right! Some fougeres tilt towards the green with other herbaceous notes, and others emphasize lavender (and smell more purple in the process). In my opinion B&M's Fougere Classique is so versatile precisely because it straddles the gap between these two styles.
(03-04-2016, 03:06 AM)Barrister_N_Mann Wrote:(03-04-2016, 12:14 AM)NeoXerxes Wrote: onethinline quite right! Some fougeres tilt towards the green with other herbaceous notes, and others emphasize lavender (and smell more purple in the process). In my opinion B&M's Fougere Classique is so versatile precisely because it straddles the gap between these two styles.
Think you're going to get quite a charge out of Barrister's Reserve Lavender, once we release it. The purplest lavender there ever was.
(03-04-2016, 04:20 PM)Marko Wrote:(03-04-2016, 03:06 AM)Barrister_N_Mann Wrote:(03-04-2016, 12:14 AM)NeoXerxes Wrote: onethinline quite right! Some fougeres tilt towards the green with other herbaceous notes, and others emphasize lavender (and smell more purple in the process). In my opinion B&M's Fougere Classique is so versatile precisely because it straddles the gap between these two styles.
Think you're going to get quite a charge out of Barrister's Reserve Lavender, once we release it. The purplest lavender there ever was.
Will, I've likely asked this before but there's nothing like repetition to drive home a point - do you have plans, and if so what is a ballpark estimate of timing for stocking the Barrister's Reserve in Canada with one of your vendors? Your reference to an impending Lavender release, which I happen to really, really like is so tantalizing that the thought that it will be inaccessible to me is just sad
Marko
BTW, I shaved with Lavanille this morning and it was spectacular -