Glorious
Boadicea the Victorious (2012)

Blurb: “Inspired by glorious summer days and blossoming British orchards, this carefree fragrance is loaded with playful mischief and will allow you to reminisce of a forgotten childhood. With an utterly enchanting blend of fruity florals and succulent delight, the luxury is palpable. Imagine a glorious summer's day, the orchards ablaze with apple blossom, the peaches ripening on the bough. Lie back and let the profusion of playful scents wash over you, one moment redolent with balsam, the next filled with the unexpected fragrances of nutmeg and plum. This is Glorious, the eau de perfume that lives up to its name in every conceivable way, sublime in its fruitiness, mellow in its mossiness, mysterious and unpredictable. Revel in the non-conformity of Boadicea the Victorious, makers not simply of perfumes but of glorious experiences.”

Review: Calling something “Glorious” (and “inspired”) doesn't make it so. This is an undistinguished fruity floral made slightly more palatable by a couple of spices. But then, if they had called it “Meh,” they probably wouldn't have sold as many.

Start s out kind of fruity. Labeled as a feminine fragrance, but definitely unisex. Reminds me of Scent of Peace for Him by Bond No.9. The pineapple note is what reminds me of SOP.For the price and amount per ml, I would purchase Scent of Peace for Him. The difference is the quality of notes. The notes in Glorious seem of better quality. 7.5/10