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Parfums de Marly Carlisle Eau de Parfum for Men

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Description

Christened from a majestic
17th-century English steed, Carlisle is a warmly spiced,
gourmand-inflected oriental reserved only for the bold. Opening with a
colorful burst of juicy, tart green apple spiked with fiery saffron and
earthy nutmeg, Carlisle immediately sets itself apart from even Marly’s
other wondrous gourmands with a grounded, sophisticated earthiness
evident from the very first sniff- this is less indulgent dessert
pudding and more the aromas of a grand ballroom soiree in full swing,
mouthwatering treats mingled with well-groomed aristocracy, elaborate
decor and the general spirit of revelry. A richer-yet heart reveals
warm, smooth tonka bean and creamy osmanthus- but also gently bitter
davana and luscious rose, leading into a true patchouli note that
doesn’t hold back on the earthiness. However, lovers of Herod and Oajan
need not worry, either- alongside that earthy patchouli, a warmly
emergent vein of creamy vanilla and sweet opoponax resinoid are every
bit as enchantingly seductive as they are in Marly’s other masterpieces.
As they all reach an enduring harmony in Carlisle’s final stages, the
glow is enough to make you feel like you, yourself are descended from
royalty.


Carlisle  Notes

Green apple, saffron, nutmeg, tonka bean, osmanthus, davana, rose, patchouli, vanilla, opoponax

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• High Quality Glass • Spray Top Applicator • Labeled Bottle • Durable • Lightweight • Compact •

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EdtEdp fragrance samples last up to 6 months. However, if you do not store your fragrances properly, the life of your samples may be shortened. Proper storage is the best way to preserve your fragrances. Proper storage includes securing the lid after use, avoid sun exposure and heat/humidity. The best places to store your samples would be closets, drawers or cabinets.