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Nikkoll – :
I love the duality of this scent, the citrus and bright herbaceous notes contrast with the smoky feel of vetiver. It’s beautifully blended. But then came the heartbreak, the longevity is very poor — not 2 hours on me.
Xeroxjqtya – :
Berlin is a very light, citrus style fragrance with dry wood undertones. On my skin it sits very close (very soft sillage), and quickly turns into a musky citrus skin scent. The scent its self is pleasant enough, however the longevity is quite poor for an EDP at that price.
sanek24978 – :
Berlin is another freshie release from Gallivant Perfumes. Its mixed citrus opening (clementine, lemon, grapefruit) gives way to a heart of black tea and pepper and final a base of vetiver, cedar, and patchouli.
The heart of black tea and pepper provides the fragrances slightly mysterious, spicy character, and distinguishes it from the mostly-fresh Brooklyn (which has a musky, powdery dry down) and Tel Aviv (which is more dominantly floral throughout its life. Berlin is one that evolves interestingly from its very fresh opening to its still-somewhat-fresh-but-spicy-and-earthy dry down. That it’s not linear helps it tell a story, and it’s a story I like to read.
Berlin’s performance is comparable to Tel Aviv and Brooklyn, so very good for a freshie, but one might still question the performance for the price ($95 for 30ml).
Thus far, Berlin is the Gallivant offering I’m most inclined to buy but I still need to sample the other three more thoroughly.
8 out of 10