La Feuille
Miller Harris (2015)

The notes listed sound wonderful. Thinking this would be a winner, I bought it blind...Big mistake!

The prominent aroma is that of super salty, super buttery popcorn with a cheap floral Glade aura. I hate fatty notes in perfume but this goes beyond that, it's a full-on dairy product. It's two rose scented old ladies, in bikinis, wrestling on a huge block of salted butter. Horrific! I scrubbed my arm with the same vigour I would my eyeballs had I actually witnessed my previous analogy.

I've not met a Miller Harris that I've found utterly awful, dare I say, disgusting, until now.

This is an excellent scent, different from the usual offerings on the market. It is a fresh, white/green, crisp spring floral. There is some green apple but it is not problematically strong or sweet. Tomato leaf is evident but restrained. A milky-stalky sap note runs throughout. Interesting, well-made and complex. Wood develops in the dry-down, as does the fruit and an earthy, mossy note.
Ultimately, a bit fruity and sweet to suit me, but I am sure that many would enjoy it.