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Casablanca is a 2016 unisex Eau de Parfum from Swiss Arabian, a tribute to the Moroccan city. It opens with juicy apple and grapes, deepens through white woods, iris and patchouli, and dries down to a gilded base of caramel, amber, suede, musk and Peru balsam.
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Casablanca smells like its namesake city at golden hour — romantic, storied, a little cinematic. The opening is pure juice: apple and grapes sparkling like a fruit market at noon. Then iris and patchouli lend a powdery, elegant weight, like linen and old film reels. The base is where it seduces — caramel and amber melting over suede and musk, warm as candlelight on brass. One of the house's best-loved unisex scents for a reason. Beginners note: a sweet fruity-gourmand that's easy to love — a safe blind buy for gourmand fans.
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