HOLLYWOOD WHISKEY buying FRAGRANCE - M'Eau Joe No.3 1 oz Spray

With the subtleties of an expensive sipping whiskey but with so much character as to amaze the wearer with it's shape-shifting charm, “M'Eau Joe № 3” is in line with what connoisseurs of fine fragrance and whiskey lovers alike will savor as the wearer explores the complexities of this elegant and breathtaking experience.

Ultra smooth buying and lingering, “M'Eau Joe № 3” is a rich and sultry skin scent that smolders like a fiery sunset. It then develops and blooms over time as it mixes with and enhances your own personal MOJO… Drop dead “Unisexy,” this whiskey-woody-amber scent will wrap you in its narcotic honey embrace for hours. In whiskey drinkers' language, it's more like a sipping whiskey than a hard gulping whiskey or a beer and chaser whiskey. It's a deeply satisfying sceny that is “lust at first sniff!”


KEY NOTES:

Top Notes: Whiskey, Saffron Attar, Rice Paddy Herb, White Cognac, and Geosmin.
Middle Notes: Pyralone, Honey, Rose, Violet, and Chocolate.
Base Notes: Dark Amber, Vanilla, Tobacco, Musk, Moss, and Woods.


M'EAU JOE NO.3 - MADE THE ESTEEMED - "Seven Fragrances You Should Know This Fall" LIST on FRAGRANT MOMENTS!:

"The scent is on fire and jumps out of the bottle. Its whiskey note is apparent on the top but it's smooth, not overly boozy. The scent has serious mojo (when you read the brief you'll get the reference), so a little goes a long way but as it settles, a devilishly alluring warmth and sultry sexiness ensues." ~ Barney A. Bishop

"http://fragrantmoments.net/2012/09/21/seven-fragrances-you-should-know-this-fall/


REVIEW ON PERFUME POSSEE:

"... what this scent reminds me of is vintage Tabac Blond. Not the sad, watered-down thing that's being pedaled these days, but the rich and gorgeous one that I used to love so. It's not an exact copy, mind you. It's its own triumph. But I think it's in the same vein, and it's so beautifully done and so lovely that the house of Caron should be sitting in the corner nervously lighting up another gauloise.. They call it “Unisexy” I can't put it any better.." ~ Tom Pease

http://perfumeposse.com/2012/08/16/opus-oils-meau-joe-no-3/