Line 618

Amouage Line 618

The most prominent note at the top is frankincense, although it doesn't completely overpower the other notes. I can tolerate the level of frankincense present, to the point that I can enjoy the fragrance (I'm not usually a fan of frankincense). Then: as the dry down, the coconut milk, peach, and pineapple notes emerge. At that point, it becomes an exquisite scent, well worth experiencing (it's a truly exceptional fragrance). The only downside is that by the time that scent arrives, the perfume's projection isn't as strong. In conclusion, I think people who love frankincense can love this fragrance, as it offers a variation (achieved through the notes) that is different from the norm, without abandoning that essence. In my particular case (even though I'm not a frankincense lover), I give the fragrance a 4.2-star rating because when it reaches its peak, where the frankincense mellows enough to allow the other notes to shine, it becomes a spectacular and original scent. But the most spectacular scent isn't the one that's projected generally; it's the one you perceive when you get close to the application area. Even so, it makes a significant contribution to the world of fragrances.