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Jesus del Pozo Quasar Adventure Review | Hidden Gems Series

4,174 views · Published 6 July 2014 · 6:56 · Indexed 28 September 2026

Channel: Max Forti · 2014 · Howto & Style

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Quasar AdventureThis is a truly outstanding fragrance, grassy green spicy divine scent like after-rain woods... For the first moment seems that you get a freezing glass of gin and tonic, aquatic tropical vibe; boozy undertone like...
exotic, but rather subtle and happily enjoyable green citrus, with a pronounced of a dewy-nearly-aquatic aura around it, and a blend of rich asian fruits followed by a gin and tonic feel!

The complexity comes on the heart of the scent where a fantastic green fig note with a effervescent yet dry gin tonic accord emerges, bringing, actually, a closest olfactory idea of an aquatic presence.
Geranium leaves and the glorious earthy notes comes along, with hints of wet soil.
I, also, can detect a soft seaweed note that remains from the start to the end in the entire composition, guessing that it comes from the blending of jacaranda wood and the sage.
A shy lavender appears in the background and a soft woody echo comes in action.

The dry down comes to end in a great mixture of precious fresh cut woods raising even more of the unique exotic green aura that embraces the pyramid, and gratefully the original fig notes share path in here and becomes more noticeable.

Quasar Adventure is a very fine fragrance that deserves more attention than it gets. If you enjoy Frapin's L'Humaniste you will love this composition!

longevity is fab and the projection is monster as its previous old brother. Quasar which I will be reviewing soon...

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