Angels’ Share
Eau de Parfum
Cognac, oak and cinnamon recall a warm drink aged in a barrel. Tonka and sandalwood soften the spice; Khamrah and Angels’ Share Paradis offer useful comparisons for different kinds of sweetness.
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Angels’ Share / Angels’ Share Paradis
Paradis keeps the cognac association but adds raspberry, rose, praline and caramel. Compare it with the oak-and-cinnamon side of Angels’ Share to decide whether you want more fruity confectionery around the drink.
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Angels' Share Paradis
Extrait de Parfum
Raspberry and rose join the cognac smell familiar from Angels’ Share. Praline, caramel and vanilla make it more dessert-like, with oak and moss keeping some dry wood beside the sweet fruit.
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