Iris Tubereuse

not a review but perhaps helpful - here is a description from the source: What it is: Housed in a charming bottle that evokes the broad wings of a transient bird as a symbol of discovery, this fragrance is a shimmering white floral that combines the romance of Tuscany and the sultry allure of India. Fragrance story: Fresh galbanum, tender green violet leaf and orange open up the scent. Indian tuberose, the finest in the world collected by moonlight, follows ylang-ylang and lily of the valley to create an elegant bouquet. Silician orange blossom, musk and Mexican vanilla orchid create the sultry dry-down. A marriage of perfumer Olivier Creed's favorite places in one refined juice, Iris Tubereuse brings complexity and harmonious balance wherever the wind takes it. The bottle was designed in partnership with Pochet de Courval, the nearly 400-year-old luxury glass bottle maker outside of Paris and the House of Creed's longtime collaborator. It was created with Pochet de Courval's signature hand-blown glass process. Style: Floral. Notes:- Top: galbanum, violet leaf, orange- Middle: Indian tuberose, ylang-ylang, lily of the valley- Base: Sicilian orange blossom, musk, Mexican vanilla orchid.