| Baudelaire
' . . . a lazy isle to which nature has given
singular trees, savory fruits,
men with bodies vigorous and slender,
and women in whose eyes shines a startling candor . . .' as quoted directly from Byredo.com.
A brisk and pleasant opener of juniper berry, black pepper, caraway, Baudelaire is like a tropical dream.
Warmed by a heart of incense, hyacinth, leather and drawn to a dark conclusion of papyrus, patchouli, black amber, this is truly an extravagant and desirable creation.
A beautiful celebration, the first step on the shore of a mysterious and forgotten Island, |
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