“Similar to a movie scenario that sets the tone by recreating a particular atmosphere and giving insight into the characters’ personas, the real-life stories behind each of the Monsillage perfumes are a way to create a bond with the perfumes and enhance the perfume experience. The perfumer finds inspiration in past travels, one-of-a-kind experiences, personal impressions and glimpses of grace.” – Special thanks to Tigerlily for making this review possible!
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| House | Fort & Manlé |
| Origin | Australia |
| Fragrance | Fort & Manlé Discovery Set (x10) |
| Year | varies |
| Nose | Rasei Fort |
| Concentration | EDP |
| Gender | U (some slight exceptions in terms of gender bent) |
| Season | varies |
| Size/Cost | 10×1.5ml spray vials, $55 – 50ml/$190 to $245 |
| Source/Link | Tigerlily.com |
| Soundtrack | The Bee Symphony by Chris Watson, 2011 |
| Rating | 87% |
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