The Inimitable William

“Absolute amazing fragrance for winter and autumn, vetiver/sandal is the main character but the magic resides in the surrounding notes that make some sort of beautiful chord. That's the inimitable part. You can find fragrances with the same base notes, you can try the clone of it for 30 bucks, but it will be a massive loss of time. Fully recommend, only down side it's the longevity, for that price tag and bottle I expect a lil bit more performance.”

“Morillas, yet again, has sculpted a fine frag. Problem is, the longevity is very average. For $400 AUD, this won’t be getting purchased anytime soon.The opening is sublime. Citrus, wood, vetiver with a touch of smoke. The dry down is as lush. After 10-15m, I’m picking up what smells like coconut. After a couple of hours, I’m picking up a skin scent and the occasional waft. 3 hours in and it’s a soft skin scent.If they work on the longevity, I’ll happily pour some dollars into a bottle. A shame. This is some fine juice.”

“A sweet coconut-y sandalwood with a prominent green vetiver in the dry down. The bergamot makes the opening fresher. A comfortable projection and sillage.So lovely fragrance from Penhaligon's done in the European style (the most of Portraits collection are Eastern-centered).Reminds me of the new Caron Aimez Moi Comme Je Suis.”