Every Storm a Serenade-Imaginary Authors samples & decants -Scent Split


Our Imaginary Authors Every Storm a Serenade samples and decants are rebottled by Scent Split from genuine fragrance bottles. Scent Split is a wholly independent entity not affiliated, connected, or associated with Imaginary Authors.


Every Storm a Serenade

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$105.00 USD

by Imaginary Authors

Original bottle not included with sample/decant purchase. Scent Split rebottles the genuine fragrance into smaller bottles.

  • 50ml in Manufacturer's bottle New in Box
  • 1ml Sample
  • 2ml Glass Spray
  • 5ml Glass Spray
  • 9ml Glass Spray
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    In the latest release from Imaginary Authors, perfumer Josh Meyer takes a coastal forest of spruce and kicks up the wind that carries a cold, salty sea spray. Josh plays with calone, a tricky note that he manages to make smooth and uncontroversial here (of course he used calone to achieve this effect), and once again Imaginary Authors has a perfume that plays with words as nimbly as it plays with notes. Every Storm a Serenade is musical indeed, the deep black waves topped with icy white caps striking a brooding minor chord.
    NOTES
    Danish spruce, eucalyptus, vetiver, calone, ambergris, Baltic sea mist

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Customer Reviews

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    Jonathan Morley
    Unique. Long Lasting. Weird.

    When I first spritzed this on it smelled very much like rain, to me. Probably the spruce. After the dry down it ended up just smelling like a musty, vintage, hardcover book. I won't say it's a bad fragrance, it just isn't what I was hoping for. The longevity seems to be solid as it has been hours and I can still smell it on my wrist. If you like the smell of vintage books you might enjoy this. For me it's just too dry and musty.

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    Alphonso Smith

    Every Storm a Serenade

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    Greg
    Murky Waters

    The first note I get is sharp and electrical, like the air after a lightning strike. It's gone quickly, and then there is a salty, dank sea essence that dominates the scent - probably the calone and ambergris. I never can pick up the spruce or eucalyptus for some reason.

    I like that this one tells a story, but I get negative reactions from other people; it's a challenging one to wear.

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    Steve
    Too resinous

    Smells like black licorice to me. Too heavy and salty. It morphs into a nicer scent, but for the first couple of hours, I’m not a fan. I’m glad that I sampled it beforehand.

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    Jeremy
    Facing the Storm

    I love this Imaginary Authors creation. Its extremely evocative of an ocean breeze but with the wood element, fresh yet a dark undercurrent that gives it a certain allure. Considering making itnmy signature scent since itndties down to a pine that is not as sharp and eminently wearable.