Anat Fritz Tzora
By Tom
Tzora is only the second scent from the Berlin-based designer. I really liked the first eponymously-named scent. I really like this one as well.
It opens with orange, interestingly married with pepper. I love that- the marriage between the sweet orange with the spiky pepper is delicious. It gradually adds in vetiver, flowers and cedar and grounds in a light patch and musk. The mix here is incredibly smooth and luxurious in a way that's particularly German to me. Like an 80's Mercedes SL where the classic lines and rock-ribbed build quality shout quiet good taste.
There's nothing terribly showy about it; it's a really great mans scent like they used to put out. Like one of those classics, a woman could totally rock it.
My verdict? Instant Classic.
Notes: (From LuckyScent):
Cassis, clary, bergamot, Peruvian pepper, magnolia, osmanthus, jasmine, cedarwood, vetiver, patchouly, musk, moss $130 for 100ml. My sample was asked for at ScentBar. Image: Luckyscent |
posted by Marina |
12:00 AM
4 Comments:
"Like an 80's Mercedes SL where the classic lines and rock-ribbed build quality shout quiet good taste."
I love this line. You've nicely grab hold of the thing, intent and object, solidly intersecting.
thanks!
The bottle looks pretty nice. Sounds like there's no WOW factor to this fragrance.
As one of the handful of other people who loved the original Anat Fritz, I have to try this! Thanks for letting us know about it, Tom.
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