Aristoqrati

5 reseñas

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• Pato76

  July 4, 2022

  

  Aristoqrati is looking for an adult audience: not too old, not too young. It’s pure sophistication, confidence, and respect. It’s a linear fragrance that doesn’t evolve because its composition is the message: only the bourbon and nutmeg matter (sublime). A scent for day and night for occasions that demand a statement to those who smell it. Very elegant for men and very interesting for women.

• Adry_slim

  January 17, 2023

  

  Holy crap! It’s like a niche, more potent version of Givenchy’s Angel & Demon, which is surprising that no one compares them. Then there’s a note that reminds me of Jeroboam’s Boha: spicy, green, and floral—spectacular. Personally, it doesn’t smell like Xerjoff’s Opera. The longevity and projection are amazing; one of those great unknowns.

• Wascar Diaz

  December 6, 2023

  

  My first niche fragrance, a wordless masterpiece. Intense, it leaves an infinite trail wherever you go. On clothes, it smells like Moresque for a whole month. I only wear it for very special occasions where it adds distinction; no one else smells the same. I’ve had the bottle for 5 years and it hasn’t lost any potency; I simply love it.

• elgranpol69

  November 1, 2024

  

  Beautiful and sublime perfume, hard to define but without pretension. It’s an amber-floral centered on a soft, creamy peony, with a touch of spices and bergamot over vanilla and patchouli. It reminds me of Xerjoff’s Richwood but by a different path: the peony comes out dense and creamy, sweet yet bitter, while geranium and nutmeg make it unisex and less sweet. The result is dense, almost milky, elegant, and neo-vintage; you can’t stop smelling your own wrist. As it dries down, a timid vetiver adds woodiness to the flower. Strong power for the first hour that gradually fades; not a beast but performs well. Ideal for special occasions, day or night, versatile in all seasons except extreme heat. A must-try alongside Santal Granada and Contessa, one of the brand’s best.

• elgranpol69

  November 17, 2024

  

  A precious and sublime perfume, hard to define but unpretentious. It’s an amber-floral centered on a soft, creamy peony, with hints of spices and bergamot over vanilla and patchouli. It reminds me of Xerjoff’s Richwood but takes a different path: the peony is dense, creamy, sweet yet bitter, while geranium and nutmeg make it unisex and less cloying. The result is dense, almost milky, elegant, and neo-vintage—you can’t stop smelling your wrist. As it dries down, a subtle vetiver adds woodiness to the florals. Strong projection for the first hour, then fades gradually; not a beast but performs well. Ideal for special occasions, day or night, versatile in all seasons except extreme heat. A must-try alongside Santal Granada and Contessa, two of the brand’s best.