Mirabile

I don't get Christmas vibes, instead this makes me excited for fall. Herbaceous, woody vanilla with a very slight minty feel in the background. Be warned that the vanilla here is pretty prominent and sweet, but it's not at all cloying to my nose and projection is gentle enough to not give me a headache. This is so Hogwarts library in the autumn, like when the dry leaves are dampened by the rain and you can smell the camphor along with your cosy vanilla perfume when you sit by the window reading your Herbology book. I'm so glad to have finally found a green vanilla that I adore, this is magical and comforting. Update: I had to scrub it off. That drydown...damn it! I think I just don't like perfumes with a buchu/agathosma note in general.

What a weird scent. It is a minty vanilla. It opens with a super fresh, almost camphorous note, almost ozonic. Then it gets a little warmer and sweeter. The vanilla note is kind of bland and shy. It makes me think of peppermint candies in a winter parade...someone is baking vanilla cookies and the cold wind brings you a very brief whiff of something sweet... It is nice, but weird. Update: After a few days I decided to wear it again, good 8-9 sprays....it feels much more sweeter and comforting today, almost like a Rum spiced cake gourmand scent...fascinating! I don't know why this scent can change so much but I like it a lot!

I found myself craving for something, it was an idea of sweet gourmandy smoky amber, I sat with it, creating the perfect scent in my fantasy, the realizing it was Mirabile. I really need a FB of this stuff.

I recently started collecting V-Canto, and I started with Mirabile, the most popular bottle in the collection. The profile is lovely, light, unisex, and everyone I have had try it loves it. What I would like, however, is a better silliage and a stronger punch for the price. I paid $100 for this bottle, but I think it's more of a 50-60 bottle. Worth a try if you can get it at a discount.

It’s minty vanilla to me. I an a bit put off by the mint. Can sell to a serious buyer. I have used just once and didn’t enjoy the mint inside the vanilla. US only

It opens flowery and then gets milky and balsamic,drydown is vanilla and milk,it’s nice perfume.

This is interesting fragrance! I blind bought it after several yt videos and reading Fragrantica. This is airy, aromatic, vanilla scent. I like the airiness of this scent, even though this leans on gourmand its not too heavy on the skin. Initial spray is herbal and little sparkling, reminds me of anise type of a scent. After dry down its more heavy on vanilla, but it remains of its aromatic side. This is really nice fragrance! Quite unisex. But on my skin its not too masculine, i dont really like too masculine leaning scents. I can detect slight aftershave vibe but not the way it bothers me. On my skin its very smooth and beautiful vanilla scent. This is odd scent but in a good way!

I’ve worn this to work many times, and it never fails to turn one of my co-workers into a cat on a hot tin roof. She’s made me write down the name, send her a pic of the bottle, and send her a link to purchase. She can always tell when I wear it, and always comments. Others have told me I smell like cookies or chocolate. I definitely get the minty vibe- like a white tic-tac. Alternatively, the lavender/vanilla combo briefly reminds me of Canoe, the Dana classic which began as a woman’s perfume, then was later marketed towards men. Performance is above average for me, lasting overnight and longer on clothes. I loved to wear this to bed in the winter months. Mirabile is one of my favorites!

Oh no, lol. I went into my 10ml blindly before work, and after two sprays I stopped. The camphor that other people get- is pure Barbasol shaving cream to me. And that LASTS. I still have that. However, the vanilla that moved in makes it less so. And now 3 hours later, I doubt anyone can smell me period. I think I could like tis, but this was a bad idea today. Not a daytime/people scent.

Let me say in advance that this is an intoxicating perfume. It was love at first sniff for me. It opens with a scent similar to camphor and some people don't like this note, but I think it's what gives this perfume its real vibe. Buchu or Agathosma, whatever it's called. Without that note, it would be something very ordinary. It is a vanilla, rum and herbal scent. Room filler. Solid gourmand! Quite unisex. Good news for people like me who don't like patchouli. Patchouli is barely detectable in this perfume. Vanilla accompanies the scent for the rest of its life. Warm and smooth rum is always with you. You feel the boozy note in every aspect. The vanilla here is not syrupy, it's a gourmand kind of vanilla, not too airy. It has both a dark and a festive aspect. It appeals to a more mature audience. Van Py Rhum is similar to this perfume (this sentence is more appropriate considering that it came out later), but this is superior to Van Py Rhum in terms of both quality and longevity. What you get hours later in the dry-down is thick creamy vanilla. Later: I wore it in cold weather and went out, I can say it warmed me up. Since its diffusion is very strong, it also spreads its warmth to the environment. When I entered my dressing room in the morning, I smelled it directly. It has already become one of my top three cozy scents.

This is absolutely a slept-on masterpiece! both, great longevity and projection

V Canto Mirabile is very interesting. It’s not a straightforward vanilla scent, and definitely not an overly gourmand one. Instead, it’s more of a minty vanilla—a cleaner take on vanilla, thanks to the prominent lavender note. The fragrance is spicy and slightly boozy, not sweet or reminiscent of cupcake-like vanilla. It’s an elegant construction around vanilla. When I first sprayed it, I honestly didn’t care for it much and set it aside. After 2–3 months, during which it likely macerated further, I decided to revisit it. To my surprise, it had transformed beautifully into a vanilla scent I now truly love and appreciate. It stands out as a unique fragrance in my collection: cozy and warm, yet elegant and sophisticated, far from the typical vanilla. It’s definitely a superb fragrance. Longevity: 9/10 - around 12 h Sillage: 9/10 Projection: 8/10 Unisex Price: Great

Omg I have so many thoughts here.. I’m so glad I trust Aisha’s (aka AItheGreat) nose because her and I have such a similar taste except when it comes to tuberose but that’s a different story. This fragrance has lavender listed which i hate with my whole heart i think lavender is such an old harsh smell then there’s the people who kept saying there was a minty quality to this fragrance and as someone who wanted a cozy vanilla with some booze i was terrified that this would be a gross smelling disaster but i trusted how much AI really loved it and i found a good price so i decided to just try it and wow.. i do smell the minty quality and there’s a touch of lavender there but in some magical way it’s all blended to work.. I was intrigued at first sniff but i fell in love during the first full day wear. It’s so cozy and the minty/lavender aspects only make this more unique and honestly it elevates the cozy boozy vanilla notes like the whole breakdown of notes is complimentary towards one another and i didn’t think that would be possible. There’s something about this scent that is both soothing and it evokes my scent memory. I still don’t know what it reminds me of but each time i sniff this its both intoxicating and it feels like its familiar like it’s a memory just out of reach and i have no idea where i would have smelled anything even remotely similar because this fragrance is unique and it’s so friggin good like my god this was the biggest risk and reward because i was worried this would be horrendous and instead i find myself in love. I wore this to bed the other night just for myself because i like the way it smells when my fan blows the scent around me and it made me physically feel comfy and soothed. Don’t get me wrong this is a vanilla boozy scent that’s sexy enough for date night but it’s also one that youll be happy to just cozy up with yourself and read a book. Wear it to work and make others wanna get up in your personal space like it’s that type of warm come hither scent. Also it’s an enigma because its so cozy boozy and warm but it opens cooling because of the minty aspect it’s almost like a niche icy hot fragrance because of how its both cooling/minty but also warm. I recommend anyone who loves vanilla to at least sample this and give it a wear.

Goes on and wears for the first hour or so like a vintage style Prince Matchabelli or something. REALLY reminds me of something from that era. Dries down wonderfully and very pleasantly to a rich resinous vanilla not unlike L de Lempicka, in the old bottle.I’m loving this in the dry down a lot.

Reminds me a little bit of Nishanes Ani.

This is GORGEOUS! Absolutely stunning! Not properly a summer fragrance because it's warm, boozy and vanilic but in the best way. I tested it for the first time yesterday and I put it now, on my wrist, right after shower. It's approx 22 degrees outside and the fragrance, although warm, does not seem to be cloying. I can smell milk (I love lactonic smells), rhum, vanilla and flowers. Honestly, it does not make me think of any other fragrance so it's not true that Terenzi is a copy cat :) In fact, Stramonio by the same house is similar to BR540 (perhaps even better as it's less sweet and more woody and resinous) and Magnificat makes me think about Laudano Nero (less pungent), but then again, both Laudano Nero and Magnificat were both created by the same perfumer so they share similar DNA. Mirabile is definitely worth trying! I am super happy to have it in my collection!

It's a YES for me! Initially when I tried this I didn't care for it, nor did I understand it. I was shopping for a warm and milky fragrance that still had some abstract to it; and so I decided on this. Upon first spray, I got full on herbal...with some sweetness, some vanilla, and some milk. It was out the box, but never developed full circle for ME. So I let it sit for a few months. Today I went back to it and I am enjoying this fragrance!! It is deliciously sweetened vanilla with spice, and some rum, and some herbal...it's beautiful to me. The herbal impact is there and in my face during the opening for maybe 2 minutes, then it begins to settle and work with the fragrance as a complimenting factor, and not as a beast stealing all the attention. The beautiful sweetness emerges, it is not just plain ol' sucrose, it has a depth to it w/o being sickening, almost making me picture a light syrup or molasses. I can smell some clove, the warm inviting spice, that herbal aroma, vanilla, some lactonic, and some amber...this is so lovely to me. And the more it dries down, the more I like it. Try it before you buy it though, it's not the most mass appealing fragrance.

A light version of VAN BY RHUM by Lorenzo Pazzaglia. Less patchouli and rum, more vanilla and amber- pretty good and very long- lasting! *ScentualP on TikTok

A beautiful spicy vanilla. I actually like the "medicinal" opening that seems to throw some people off. As the frag dries down it gets smoother and more sensuous, perfect for chilly weather. It's sweet, not the headache inducing kind of sweet, but a nice, warm sweetness lingering softly on your skin throughout the day. Great value for such an unique, lovely scent.

I wouldn't consider this a safe blind buy, especially if you're expecting a vanillic gourmand. I totally get that camphor opening that people are mentioning. This is a spicy vanilla, somewhat Ani-esque. I don't get lactonic at all. I really like this but it's not what I expected.

so avant guard sent me a bottle with an older batch number G02019 it’s over 3 years old. I was upset cause why so old? Its smelling exactly like my bottle of Althaïr from pparfume de marly it’s just not as strong.

Boozy, lactonic, and very vanilla. In a word Sweet. Over the top for me...but I am not a vanilla gourmand gal.

Rich, balsamic, vanilla fragrance. A bit laconic, a tiny bit herbaly fresh, you can feel the spices, the complexity and the laconic element too. Very much like Ani by Nishane, only Ani is richer and deeper to me, also performs better (although lacks the complex laconic element, bit compensated with the richenes of resins).

I find this to be a very interesting perfume, and I’m glad to have it in my collection, as I have nothing similar. I read in one of the comments below that someone described it as being “sticky” and that’s funny to me, because I don’t find this fragrance to smell sticky but it does actually feel sticky once sprayed to my skin, as in it leaves a tacky residue even in the dry down (so don’t spray this on your clothes!) As for the scent, I find it quite lovely, to my nose, on my skin- a refreshingly minty, cool boozy (as opposed to warm boozy) vanilic scent. Quite a delicious winter vanilla, but I must say that my husbands nose picks up a metallic note and has actually described it as smelling like pennie’s- which is quite honestly my worst nightmare, so I don’t wear it ever around him! I’m not sure what he is picking up on, but definitely try before you buy in case your nose is similar to his…

Hello luxe sherbet dibdabs. Not sure how they are going to "repel evil spirits" for me, but here's hoping.

I've never had a scent that works so very terribly for me in summer and so wonderfully well in winter. As somebody below hinted, there's a kind of sickly feel to it, maybe the milky malty rummy elements? Reminds me of having a virus infection if I wear it in warmer than freezing cold weather. So yeah I love it and hate it.

This is nice. Weird, somehow, but I love it. I see the tictac vision but instead of getting mintier like tictacs, it gets more vanilla-ish. Like a backwards tictac. It does have a weird note in there that I can’t identify. Maybe it’s the malt. That keeps this from smelling cheap or run-of-the-mill, though.

I was expecting this boozy sweet vanilla-scent But instead its minty, herbal, christmantree vanilla. Im from scandinavia and this smells like a sauna to me. Its nice but for me not a scent I would like to wear as a Perfume.

I really like the opening of it. Can someone please tell me a similar frag that smells exactly like this opening, but to mentain like this for the rest of it? I don't mind the drydown either, but wish that opening lasted more. I never smelled something like this. It is very strong. I was very surprised how beautiful and well blended is done.

What an interesting specimen. It starts off like creamy lactonic orange juice... then a few minutes in that OJ goes away. And I'm left with something really special. Creamy gourmandy and spicy. But nothing like I've smelled before, I assume that is attributed to some of the interesting notes listed above, like: malt, opoponax, buchu (wth are these? 🤨).. as well as the cloves & lavender. This is just really good. And it took me a couple tries to understand it better because of the new-to-me notes, so I guess you can say it was just a little "challenging" - but so worth getting to know because it's really lovely. I could see this not being blind-buy safe because of this. The dry down (like 10-15 minutes in) is to die for. Just a good ole lactonic-creamy vanilla fragrance with some spices. There is something almost herbal-minty around the edges - I think it's what makes this unique & special though. This scent profile never gets old to me. UPDATE 12/25/24: I love this even more a year plus later. It's just a beautifully done, unique fragrance in my collection. Unique without being too out there, I can see a lot of niche-lovers loving this one. Feminine imo. Such a lovely cozy warmth with this. I get the comparison to Van Py Rhum, but this feels a little lighter (not chocolatey like VPR), add a touch of an herbal-minty quality. I love both.