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Savoir Faire · Sold as unisex
The Whiskey Rose
The afterglow of an intimate dinner where the warmth of rose and vanilla mingles with the subtle richness of leather, creating a comforting embrace.
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The Whiskey RoseHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
The Whiskey Rose by Savoir Faire was launched in 2021 and is the work of perfumer Chris Classic. This Oriental Woody fragrance for both women and men opens with a bold, warm rose that immediately catches the attention, followed by an intriguing leather accord that adds a layer of depth and complexity. The composition further unfolds into rich vanilla and amber notes, creating a cocooning warmth. White floral undertones soften the animalic facets, resulting in a harmonious blend of sophistication and sensuality.
Apply The Whiskey Rose to pulse points — wrists and neck. The fragrance has a strong initial impact but evolves into a softer, more enveloping scent over time. It’s best enjoyed close to skin rather than diffused in a room.
Fig. 01 — The Whiskey Rose, Savoir Faire
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Chris Classic
Chris Classic is a father, entrepreneur, and hip-hop artist who created the unisex fragrance line Savoir Faire, sold in Harlem.
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Warmly received so far: loved by 67%, disliked or hated by 0%.





























