Korrigan

3 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Dr.No

  July 6, 2021

  

  Am I the only one who notices? 😂 This perfume has been on the market for about 10 years and doesn’t need hype or that garbage. It’s a shame no one pays it attention, but let’s leave the Manceras, Creeds, Kurkjdjians, Nasomattos, Aventus, and Elysiums (parfum Cologne, obviously) to their owners. ➡ What about Korrigan? Imagine it sweet, creamy, and boozy (whisky/cognac) over a musky base. It has oud, cedar, saffron, and leather that add nuances and a slightly dirty finish. It’s like smelling tequila cream: sweet, creamy, and boozy with hints of oud and leather that give it character. That’s Korrigan. Unisex-masculine, linear, and with modest performance. It lacks a bit of ‘punch,’ but it doesn’t make me throw the bottle away. I’m not usually surprised, but the perfumer’s quality places it in another category; in my opinion, it’s one of the best boozy scents alongside Ambre Russe, Single Malt, Kutay, PDLN #2, Baraonda, etc. 10/10

• SirCharlie

  March 16, 2022

  

  Korrigan by Lubin is an interesting, tasty, and top-quality discovery. To my nose, it opens with a very marked cream liqueur accord with saffron, giving it a spicy and burnt touch, but over time it settles into a milky and boozy aroma with a base of musk, ambrette, and leather, similar to Bentley’s Majestic Cashmere or Dior Homme, but more focused. For the rest, Dr. No describes it perfectly, and I think this perfume deserves more attention. Balanced scent, perfect for special occasions or cold-weather dates. Unisex, with more masculine character, good performance, and quite original. Not overly sweet, it evokes a quality liquor, and you definitely have to try it. Rating: 8/10

• SirCharlie

  March 23, 2022

  

  Korrigan by Lubin is an interesting, delicious, and top-tier discovery. On the skin, it opens with a very prominent cream liqueur accord accented with saffron, giving it a spicy, burnt touch that eventually settles into something milky and boozy with a base of musk, ambrette, and leather—similar to Bentley’s Majestic Cashmere or Dior Homme, but more focused. Overall, Dr. No describes it perfectly, and I believe it deserves more attention. It’s a balanced scent, ideal for special occasions or cold-weather dates. Unisex, though with a stronger masculine character, it has great performance and is quite original. Not overly sweet, it evokes a quality liquor, and you definitely have to try it. Rating: 8/10