It is clean and smooth with aromatic honey, Indian spices, toffee and some kind of varnish. It screams for a few drops of water, which unlock a beautiful fruitiness with apricots, fresh juicy pears and apples, unripe bananas, and definitely mango (oh yes!). Lots of (tropical) spices like cinnamon powder, nutmeg, anise, Indian honey (does that exist?), and coriander. In addition, I detect clear notes of ginger, and some kind of sugary sweetness. Reminds me some rhum agricole. Fresh, floral, and even a tiny bit salty.

Also here, I find a clean and smooth entry with lots of Indian spices like Garam Masala or curry. In the beginning a bit tight. But this gets better when the bottle has been opened for some time. Water is definitely needed to open things up, like we found for the nose. The spicy notes of nutmeg, cinnamon powder, pepper, cumin, sesame seeds, persil, and freshly baked oriental bread also appear. Really lovely! Aromatic honey, tropic butterscotch (?), fennel, hot peppers, paprika, tabasco, and more curry. It is oily, a bit creamy, there are vegetable notes of olives and several tropical vegetables, and lemon grass. A tiny bit of pencil shavings appear along with some notes of acetone, but those do not bother the experience. The finish is spicy, oriental and intense.

Thick, restrained, malt, grain, heavy sweet tones, overripe exotic fruits, candied kumquats, honey, light shades of manure and barnyard, candied jam, very concentrated, dense; salted grape leaves and pickled cucumbers, candied fruits from mandarins and oranges.

A powerful, rich, diverse sweet exotic fruit, pepper-ginger wave, in the background spicy, Indian oak-filled spicery, a few coniferous and resinous notes.

Spicy, malt-ginger, orange and grapefruit peel, slightly sour in comparison with the general picture, in the background - spicy oak, overripe slightly fermented exotic fruit

caramel vanilla brown sugar little hint of oak banana  apple tobacco 

peper honey apple vanilla fruit cake brown sugar oak caramel creme brulee banana blackberries cola

honey oak a little bitter and a hint of tobacco medium finish