Steve Martin Volga River

This aroma is a swan queen blossoming like jasmine out of the notes of Tchaikovsky; a bloomed white rose sliding on a violin string to land on a lake pearled with moonlight. It's an aromatic orchestrated storm of passion, melting ice with fire of majestic love in two hearts, carried by the enthralling tune of the symphony.
 
Also called "Mother Volga", it is the longest flow in Europe linking its far eastern area to its central part feeding most of the main cities like a mother. 
 
Although perfumery in Russia only started in the 19th century, the artistic taste, rich nature and number of chemists contributed to inspiring the field in various aspects. Thus one can find that Russian people are amongst the most stylish seekers of exceptional scents.
 
Distinguished with the contrast of coldest weather yet warmest people, the versatile mighty history of this nation produced great art ranging from music, theatre to fashion and scents. This involvement in essences came from the need to fulfill the sophisticated taste of royals, nobles and artists during various eras. 
 
Top Notes: Bergamot, Caramel, Red Fruits
Heart Notes: Elemi, Jasmine Sambac Absolute, Rose, Orange Blossom, Ylang-Ylang, Patchouli
Base Notes: Musk, Vanilla, Leather, Incense