A Taste of Heaven K Type – Formula
A Taste of Heaven is a Amber Fougere fragrance for men . A Taste of Heaven, absinthe verte, – is a pure fresh and refined fragrance based on green fougere aromas. The fragrance features african orange flower, geranium, bergamot, rose, wormwood, lavender, patchouli, oak moss, amber, vanille and tonka bean.
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Note: This formula is inspired by the fragrance stated here, using GCMS analysis data and our nose,is not an exact copy. The original formulations belong to the respective brands. We are not affiliated with any fragrance brand mentioned here. The presented images are merely illustrative. Our formulas are composed for educational purposes, inspired by the most popular perfumes on the market. It may be the basis for your personal experiments, studies or researches.
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Nick Malakhow (verified owner) –
Another great, accurate rendition of a (now discontinued!) scent. Interested to see how the lavender EO is boosted by some additional synthetic components of lavender EO, but I was surprised there wasn’t necessarily a huge amount, percentage-wise of the usual suspects (iso e super, hedione). The proportions of lavender harmonize so well with vanilla and tonka-type materials and a couple of unexpected, somewhat fruity aromachemicals that I, of course, smell in this scent now that I see them there. Wonderfully put together formula!
John Applebloom (verified owner) –
While lavender generally pairs well with herbal and vanillin accords (see the usual suspects here – Jicky, Caron Pour un Homme), there are still things to be said about it. What was very surprising to me here was how the concentrate smelled thick, and liquor-y, but when diluted and sprayed, the formula transforms into something closer to the licorice and herbals Absinth-y promise of its name. Is it a taste of ‘heaven’? I am not so sure – I do find the name to be a mismatch. But I do appreciate the transformation of lavender from a mere garden herb to a glorified bouquet – as it deserves.