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In the bottle: Exactly what the label says -- White chocolate and strawberry, though the white chocolate is a little bit stronger than the strawberry. It's not chocolate-dipped strawberries, it's strawberry-dipped chocolate. On, wet: Again, strawberries and white chocolate, but with a nice, creamy background. On, dry: The strawberry is almost gone, but the white chocolate remains. I'm kind of saddened by how quickly the strawberry disappeared, and I can't decide if I'll keep this one for good -- maybe one more sample to see if the strawberry is really so fleeting.

Oh, love. This just confirms for me that I adore the food scents above all else. In the bottle: It's all berries and cream, with just a slight bit of cognac in the background. It reminds me of childhood desserts around the kitchen table while my father sipped his brandy. On, wet: The berries are stronger, and the fig is there as well, but now the cognac is stronger. On, dry: The leather has made itself known, and loudly. It smells a bit like an old fashioned gentlemen's club, all leather chairs and brandy snifters. The berries have faded into the background, and I get just a whiff of paper bag if I hold my wrist directly under my nose. This one is a keeper for me. PS -- I put some on my neck today and now the dog wants nothing more than to sniff me for hours.

I wanted to love this, because this was my first Will-Call. Unfortunately, it's just not working for me. In the bottle: Flowers and a vague twinge of Halls cough drops. I don't smell any dirt at all. On, wet: Blooms left to rot in the vase. On, dry: Grandmother's house. Oh, well. I can't win them all, but I'm glad it works for some of you!