CHAMPAGNE AND CIGARS (LE, Will Call Only): (Company says:
In bottle: Not as auspicious as I’d hoped. It really does smell carbonated though, which is a surprise. Wet: A real improvement. I’m fascinated by the pale green scent of it. It is rather like champagne without the alcohol, but with the dry fizziness of an actual champagne. The cigars are less burning cigar then the scent of the unburned ones that lingers in a box. Dry: The champagne remains dominant. A faint smokiness comes out and the whole thing sweetens. I’m getting almost an incense effect from the tobacco. Weirdly, it reminds me of the emotional effect Eau de Ghoul creates in me, while actually being much gentler. I have no clue why this would be, as they have no actual notes in common.
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