#263 - Tariq by Eau De Moe

The Cologne Podcast

Join Myke and Ryan for an olfactory escapade as they unveil the secrets of Eau De Moe's Tariq, a fragrance that's not just a scent but a tribute to the familial bonds that shape us. The episode unwraps the essence of brotherhood through the prism of this unique fragrance, as we reflect on our own experiences with sibling relationships and their deep impact on our lives. But that's not all; our Patreon supporters are in for a treat with a special giveaway, while we also circle back to the distinctive personality of Philip Plein's No Limits, stirring up the question - is it worth adding to your collection?
As the scent of cardamom weaves through the air, we analyze a fragrance that cuts through the noise of designer perfumes with its sophisticated smoothness. It's like the reassuring hug of a big brother, enveloping you with warmth and a sweetness that's reminiscent yet uniquely its own. Sharing an anecdote of our encounter with Moe, the man behind the magic, we illustrate how his genuine warmth and generosity are embodied in every note of this creation. It's a story of trust, comfort, and that irreplaceable feeling of having someone in your corner - the very ethos of a big brother's embrace.
Our conversation then meanders through the broader scent landscape, where we celebrate the authenticity and heartfelt connections within the fragrance community, especially those sparked at Milan's fragrance event. The episode highlights the importance of crafting scents that carry personal significance, weaving the love for a family member into an aroma that you can wear and cherish. So if you're a fragrance aficionado or just someone who appreciates the deeper narratives behind a perfume, this aromatic journey with Myke, Ryan, and the spirit of Moe promises to be as enriching as it is enlightening.

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1. Fragrance Review and Unboxing of Tariq (00:00:03)

2. Fragrance Review (00:06:39)

3. Mo and Fragrances (00:12:33)

4. Fragrance Sampling and Blind Buys (00:24:24)