Chattanooga Choo Choo. Direction Past. It's 1942 and over a million gramophones play the B-side of a record that becomes the soundtrack of dreams and hopes. The new swing of Glenn Miller's orchestra interprets the euphoria and ardor of a soldier traveling toward his love, on the train returning from the front, with a warm sound and syncopated rhythm that reproduce the trepidation of a long-awaited encounter. An incredible success that leads to the birth of a recognition destined to become the dream of many artists: the Gold Record. A perfect twist between the spicy notes of saffron and cloves, with the acute accords of incense, in an atmosphere made warm and enveloping by patchouli heart LMR. The eros of oud oil LMR and the balsamic ardor of opoponax, amplified by amber xtreme, are accompanied by the sweetness of vanilla. A powerful extrait de parfum, like the indelible mark of a love's enchantment. Olfactory Family: Woody Oriental Top Notes: Saffron, Cloves Heart Notes: Incense, Patchouli Heart LMR Base Notes: Oud Oil LMR, Vanilla, Opoponax, Amber Xtreme