Pegasus Tester

beautiful crushed almonds and vanilla. a powdery density in the sense of the dust from crushing the almonds. a fine almond dust suspended in the air. cool toned rather than warm. it’s like being in a cool metal room and you’re blending almonds and vanilla and maybe a touch of white flowers and the dust is going everywhere. drydown has slight creamy sandalwood vibe but a vanilla almond cream. it’s not very sweet just more aromatic. it’s linear, lighter, more minimal but certainly has real strength and has body. a controlled power. but given the balance this is perfect for the office and fall through early spring. be careful not to overspray as this one is easy to go nose blind to. i learned the lesson after 6 months starting a new job when my colleagues finally begged me to tell them what fragrance i was wearing. compliment magnet and highly versatile. signature scent worthy.

One of the hardest perfumes for me to describe. It smells like a sharp, dynamic lavender-heavy masculine fragrance mixed with sweet gourmand touches of almond and vanilla. There’s this bright metallic edge to it that feels almost cold and intense. Ever since the first time I smelled it, I still react the same way every single time: “Oh my God, this is so exciting and addictive.” I honestly still can’t fully decide whether I truly love it or not, but I can definitely say there’s something weirdly addictive and unique about it. It’s obviously not the kind of fragrance everyone will enjoy, but the people who love it seem absolutely obsessed with it. It reminds me of flirting with a man who feels completely unpredictable, like he could disappear at any moment, yet somehow also stay in your life forever.

Spencer invited me to his castle to review his fragrance collection. I was dissapointed to see that after all this time he only bought nasomato and zoologist perfumes. At the time i was wearing PDM Pegasus and he asked me if i was wearing Gucci Guilty Elixir. This is when i killed him and shortly after Chris arrived with his Armaf Craze, pathetic. I almost killed him too, but Jill liked PDM Pegasus so much that she couldnt get off me, accidentally pushing me and herself out of the window. But it wasnt over, actually i was just getting started, because next time when i saw Chris this fragrance still lasted(it lasts more than 7 minutes), and Jill was still all over me. He should stop buying Midle Eastern clones and expedite his niche fragrance collection, but not like Spencer.

Very potent winter fragrance. I am using for the first time and am totally blown away by the scent and the performance. I smell bittler almond amalgamated with prominent spicy plus woodsy notes which I presume is due to fine blend of cumin and sandalwood. A constant hint of vanilla keeps playing in the background along with aromatic lavender. Projection is strong for the first 1.5 hours and the perfume is long lasting with easy 9-10 hours of presence and thereafter creating a close bubble around that continues to linger for a few more hours. One of the best buys and go to fragrance for winters for sure.

I tried a 2025 batch decant. At first, I got a gourmand type of scent, like a lighter version of Althair, with a strong vanilla focus and an almond note on top. I do not get any cypress, lavender, bergamot, or other aspects, or at least I cannot distinguish them. It felt quite static, but at the same time very comfortable and safe. The weather was around 5 degrees Celsius. The performance was not loud, but I enjoyed it on myself for a few hours, and a few people who got close to me noticed it and said it smelled nice.