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Limited edition dropped in Europe first now available here in the USA. I already ordered!!! LOL Available on the Guerlain USA Website!!!! When they put out a limited edition, they really mean limited edition!!!

It opens with bitter orange peel, pimento, pepper, and dark chocolate for me. There’s also a green note in the mix, which I suspect comes from the agave and honestly, I’m not sure, but it smells a bit like lemongrass to me. After about 30 minutes, the orange mostly fades, leaving pimento, pepper, cinnamon, and dark chocolate. It reminded me of Terry’s (dark) chocolate resting on fresh grass. For the Americans, it’s an orange shaped and flavoured chocolate that you must try someday. Once it dries down further, it almost smells like champurrado which is a Mexican chocolate drink. When fully dry, all that’s left is just a faint hint of chocolate, bit of geranium and vetiver. Overall, it’s a softer gourmand that’s creative and unique enough to work. The quality of the ingredients is excellent, as you’d expect from Mind Games. However, the performance is quite disappointing. After 4 hrs, I’m left with virtually nothing. It started off soft, so I hoped it would develop more, but it stayed that way for the first 2 hrs before fading into a skin scent. I did notice many reviews on Fragrantica mention that the longevity is very polarising depending on skin type and looks like I drew the short straw. With that in mind, I’d rate the scent itself an 8.3/10, but the performance and price only a 4/10, giving an overall score of 6.2/10. Mind Games is a brand I had high hopes for, but I guess every basket has its bad apples. I’m willing to give it another chance some other time but im not gonna be too hopeful. What do think of this fragrance? Have you tried it before?

1st of the 4 s(c)ent over by @Eric Jones. @Henry Clay said this is a dupe of SHL Sand Dance which I have not tried. This one opens up with a boozy note and some citrus which is slightly sweet not bitter before being taken over by the tonka in the mid and a touch of the licorice smell from anise. Definitely not an overpowering licorice but it’s there. The base is nice with vanilla scents and some patchouli. If you like sweet vanilla woody frags this might be for you. I like it but will only get wears out of it in the winter month(s) as it feels a bit heavy at least for most of the year. It projects like a beast I did 6 total sprays and it’s pushed out about 4 feet for the first 4 hours before tightening in to about a foot after that. It’s been 8 hours and I’m still smelling it. Overall not a bad fragrance. Thanks again Eric!