Contre Bombarde 32

A journey through spirituality and harmony, in the constant and audacious search for beauty.....this is Filippo Sorcinelli. One of my new discoveries @indiehousefragrances the actual design for the bottle, takes its shape from the Grand Orgue of the cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris. Bombard refers to the sound the organ makes, which is similar to a trombone and the organ rod itself is located in the deepest area of the organ case. Top notes are elemi, juniper, and bitter orange; middle notes are cedar and sandalwood; base notes are amber, caramel, and vanilla. The fragrance itself is a masterpiece! Warm and rich with amber and bitter orange. This is gothic throughout and not for the faint of heart. Definitely leans more masculine than anything. There's a lingering sweetness mixed with that carmel note. So it's like being in mass, and that's a great thing. Repent! This might offer you some sense of absolution.