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Brandy Spice

Brandy Spice by Clubman Pinaud is part of the Boozy scent family. It is built around cognac/brandy, apple and citrus, joined by spices and barbershop notes, with musk as the base note. The character is powdery, spicy and warm. The scent comes as an aftershave splash.

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Scent profile

Base

Musk

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Products sharing the scent Brandy Spice
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Alcohol Aftershave Splash

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