Seven notes crowd the very top of Wind Song Perfume alone, coriander, tarragon, neroli, orange leaf, bergamot, mandarin orange, and lemon opening the composition in an ambitious citrus aromatic rush unlike most modern colognes today. Carnation, cloves, ylang ylang, rose, Brazilian rosewood, orris root, and jasmine crowd the middle with extraordinary floral abundance that keeps developing for hours as it settles. Sandalwood, vetiver, cedar, musk, benzoin, and amber ground the dry down in dense, resinous richness that lasts for many long hours.
Vintage inspired occasions and formal evenings both suit this aromatic floral cologne especially well, genuinely rewarding real patience and close attention. Prince Matchabelli built something genuinely poetic here, entirely worthy of its own lyrical, breezy, evocative, unmistakably vintage name.