Andy Tauer just has this knack of making really unique scents. He's either a very gifted creative force or he has researched other fragrances massively because they seem to be very consciously different from anything out there...not an easy thing to do. His first two (Masculines) were great and could've been thought of as a one trick pony, not that Lonestar memories and L'air du desert Marocain smell alike but are certainly share the same signiture feeling. Having tried a few more of his fragrances now I see that he's very diverse and tackles lots of different accords in a unique way. This is not to say that they're always to my taste but I appreciate his innovative approach and commitment to the craft. So Eau D'Epices is a surprise package and strangely as complex and as many notes as it has, cinnamon is big player giving both sweetness and warmth. The opening is sweet swirling around with jasmine, orange and spices mainly of cinnamon/clove it's almost too much to bare. I think the orris root and ambergris are responsible for the sweetness too. I get labdanum and and overriding warm base of amber but here's the kicker...an orange blossom/tuberose white floral which develops and becomes the heart of Eau D'Epices. Just thought I'd mention I smell a definite tea in the drydown too...not sure what's giving that effect and it takes a while to come out but it's definitely there. That could've spelled disaster for this fragrance as I'm not a huge fan of them but it works really well with the spicing in this composition. I like this one but like many recent smaples I've tried...it's not for everyone. I'm gonna have to wear it again properly to see how it performs in a typical situation. Long lasting and good projection from what I can tell so far.
Frequently Asked Questions about 12 Eau D'Epices by Tauer Perfumes
What does 12 Eau D'Epices by Tauer Perfumes smell like?
12 Eau D'Epices by Tauer Perfumes features top notes of Cardamom, Cinnamon, Cloves, Coriander, and Mandarin Orange, middle notes of Incense, Jasmine, Orange Blossom, and Orris Root, and base notes of Amber, Labdanum, Tonka Bean, and Vetiver.
Who created 12 Eau D'Epices by Tauer Perfumes?
12 Eau D'Epices by Tauer Perfumes was created by Andy Tauer.
When was 12 Eau D'Epices by Tauer Perfumes released?
12 Eau D'Epices by Tauer Perfumes was released in 2010.
What season is 12 Eau D'Epices by Tauer Perfumes best for?
According to user reviews, 12 Eau D'Epices by Tauer Perfumes is best suited for Fall and Winter.
12 Eau D'Epices, from Tauer Perfumes was released in 2010. The perfumer behind this creation is Andy Tauer. It has the top notes of Cardamom, Cinnamon, Cloves, Coriander, and Mandarin Orange, middle notes of Incense, Jasmine, Orange Blossom, and Orris Root, and base notes of Amber, Labdanum, Tonka Bean, and Vetiver.
Andy Tauer just has this knack of making really unique scents. He's either a very gifted creative force or he has researched other fragrances massively because they seem to be very consciously different from anything out there...not an easy thing to do. His first two (Masculines) were great and could've been thought of as a one trick pony, not that Lonestar memories and L'air du desert Marocain smell alike but are certainly share the same signiture feeling. Having tried a few more of his fragrances now I see that he's very diverse and tackles lots of different accords in a unique way. This is not to say that they're always to my taste but I appreciate his innovative approach and commitment to the craft. So Eau D'Epices is a surprise package and strangely as complex and as many notes as it has, cinnamon is big player giving both sweetness and warmth. The opening is sweet swirling around with jasmine, orange and spices mainly of cinnamon/clove it's almost too much to bare. I think the orris root and ambergris are responsible for the sweetness too. I get labdanum and and overriding warm base of amber but here's the kicker...an orange blossom/tuberose white floral which develops and becomes the heart of Eau D'Epices. Just thought I'd mention I smell a definite tea in the drydown too...not sure what's giving that effect and it takes a while to come out but it's definitely there. That could've spelled disaster for this fragrance as I'm not a huge fan of them but it works really well with the spicing in this composition. I like this one but like many recent smaples I've tried...it's not for everyone. I'm gonna have to wear it again properly to see how it performs in a typical situation. Long lasting and good projection from what I can tell so far.