Rancé - Eau duc de Berry - Eau de Toilette

Bitter Orange and Vetiver

A superb fragrance for those who can sympathise with bitter notes in a fragrance that definetely aren't able to be found in many fragrances.

For sure this scent blew my mind and I guess it'll certainly be a great fragrance for christmas.

I hope you enjoyed the line of rancé and you may leave a comment down below :-)

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[1b3j6h]

You describe perfumes so well, makes me want to try them.

[gentsrevs]

@1b3j6h Thank you a lot :-) ... they also got a line for women so I'd recommend you'd go on their website and ask if they could send a sample package

[kraufber]

you're such a snob,its ridiculous hah

[gentsrevs]

@kraufber Oh ... mhh well I don't know what to say as I don't intend to be any snobbish or so. I always got open eyes for things that are very affordable and I don't really look for brand than for quality. May my impressions comes around a bit wrong. I hope you may somehow figure that I am not really a snob.

[ITcanB]

I like you reviews and your talent for describing fragrances,I am interested in sampling this line Rance ,I also live in Germany (München) and was wondering if you bought these online or here in Germany?

[gentsrevs]

@ITcanB I type back in english to make others understand the answer if they're also interested in sampling the house of rancé.

Well so far for Europe, Douglas got rancé in their stock so you may call your next douglas if they could arrange samples for you. As for rancé themselves I know that they send out sample packages even to the US. I'd then recommend to ask at the website

[metamorphicmuse]

Your sensitivity for fragrance is AMAZING! Are you a professional perfumer, or is this just a hobby?

[metamorphicmuse]

@kraufber: Really? Do you know him PERSONALLY? Making such JUDGMENTAL comments based on fragrance reviews only makes you appear JEALOUS, MEAN and HATEFUL. It's more of a reflection on YOU than it could ever be on him!

[gentsrevs]

@vessc The german word is called "Glühwein" :-) ... thank you a lot for watching :-D

[vessc]

great review again. How do you spell that word in German that you called "christmas wine?"