Interlude 53 Man is an extrait de parfum by Amouage, a 53 percent perfume oil version of Interlude Man, released in 2012. Aged for six months at the Muscat factory, it opens on bergamot, oregano and allspice, before a heart of amber, olibanum, cistus and opoponax, set on leather, oud, patchouli and sandalwood.
Michelyn Camen, writing for ÇaFleurBon, finds Interlude 53 Man deeper and richer than Interlude Man, and considers it the closest to the 2012 original, amplified and more intense.
What critics say
Michelyn Camen, ÇaFleurBon, March 4, 2021
Michelyn Camen compares the three Interludes, all of which she credits to Pierre Negrin of Firmenich. She describes Interlude 53 Man as “Deeper, richer with more perfume oil hence the number 53,” a deeper and fuller fragrance than the 2012 version.
Of her three trials, she concludes that “Amouage Interlude 53 is the closest to the 2012 original,” with an added dimension: “it is amplified and more intense.” She adds that each of the three Interludes will appeal to very different connoisseurs.
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