Frequently Asked Questions about Choeur Des Anges by Atelier des Ors
What does Choeur Des Anges by Atelier des Ors smell like?
Choeur Des Anges by Atelier des Ors features top notes of Black Currant, Blood Orange, and Pear, middle notes of Carrot Seeds, Orange Blossom, and Osmanthus, and base notes of Amber, Cedarwood, and Honey.
When was Choeur Des Anges by Atelier des Ors released?
Choeur Des Anges by Atelier des Ors was released in 2018.
Choeur Des Anges by Atelier des Ors
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Choeur Des Anges, from Atelier des Ors was released in 2018. The perfumer behind this creation is unknown. It has the top notes of Black Currant, Blood Orange, and Pear, middle notes of Carrot Seeds, Orange Blossom, and Osmanthus, and base notes of Amber, Cedarwood, and Honey.
A simplified review here as I wrote some quite detailed notes on this but, having worn it a couple of times, it doesn't warrant a great deal of discussion. The top notes, the fruity accord whatever you want to call it, is unique (certainly to my nose) and while I could parrot the notes from here, I'd just say it smells like some sort of 'fruity amalgam'. The fact blood orange is mentioned is interesting and somewhat perceivable, as different to other broadly 'Orange' materials like orange oil, tangerine, mandarin, etc.... all of which are different but blood orange is really different. Then pear & blackcurrant? Sure. Why not? This accord is present throughout, a very long lasting fruity freshness, the glaze atop what is a mildly honied and caramelised amber accord, with what I'd say is a slightly femme lean. I think it's good, I like it. I don't love it though.
A simplified review here as I wrote some quite detailed notes on this but, having worn it a couple of times, it doesn't warrant a great deal of discussion. The top notes, the fruity accord whatever you want to call it, is unique (certainly to my nose) and while I could parrot the notes from here, I'd just say it smells like some sort of 'fruity amalgam'. The fact blood orange is mentioned is interesting and somewhat perceivable, as different to other broadly 'Orange' materials like orange oil, tangerine, mandarin, etc.... all of which are different but blood orange is really different. Then pear & blackcurrant? Sure. Why not? This accord is present throughout, a very long lasting fruity freshness, the glaze atop what is a mildly honied and caramelised amber accord, with what I'd say is a slightly femme lean. I think it's good, I like it. I don't love it though.