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Rume by perfumer Josh Lobb, released 2011, is a sweet, semi-gourmand winter scent with a darkened apple-cider character: labdanum, praline, bay leaf and myrrh in a spicy, balsamic, woody blend. Like much of the line it is dense and long-lived, and since it was discontinued, bottles are hard to track down. Note list: bay leaf, labdanum, myrrh, praline.
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