Podcasts about Coromandel

On today's First Up pod with Melissa Chan-Green: We have the latest from the Air India crash in Ahmedabad.. where at least 290 people have been confirmed dead; US correspondent Bevan Hurley talks to us about this weekend's planned protests against President Trump on his birthday; apparently everyone's talking about our gin, thanks to a Coromandel distiller and we hear from the Chiefs, ahead of the weekend's Super Rugby Pacific semi finals. First Up - Voice of the Nathan!

O Diário Rural recebeu a pedagoga do Senai, Mônica Marçal. Ela trouxe informações importantes para quem procura melhorar suas qualificações. Se você é de Coromandel e tem interesse, acompanhe essa prosa!

John Freer is a CFM local news reporter from the Coromandel Peninsula.

Segundo a prefeitura de Coromandel MG, os índices de vacinação do município estão baixos, e isso preocupa! Também há muitas dúvidas como por exemplo se há efeitos colaterais. Por conta da falta de vacinação os vírus estão sendo disseminados e já há municípios decretando estado de calamidade pública. Por esse motivo, Francys de Oliveira recebeu a enfermeira Joysse Dornelas, da Vigilância Epidemiológica de Coromandel para tirar algumas dúvidas como: principais riscos de não se vacinar; como as vacinas atuam no nosso organismo para prevenir doenças; se existem efeitos colaterais; se pessoas saudáveis devem manter o calendário vacinal em dia?

Francys de Oliveira proseou com o Gestor de Infraestrutura Rural de Coromandel MG, Anderson Machado, que relatou um pouco sobre as ações das equipes de manutenção das estradas rurais do município. Ele atualizou dados da primeira quinzena de junho/25.

O Núcleo de Mulheres do SPR de Coromandel é uma iniciativa criada para valorizar, capacitar e fortalecer a atuação das mulheres no setor agropecuário da região. Tem como objetivo incentivar o protagonismo feminino no campo, conectando mulheres produtoras, filhas e esposas de produtores, estudantes e profissionais do agro. Por meio de encontros, capacitações e projetos, buscamos desenvolver lideranças, estimular a inovação e contribuir diretamente para o crescimento sustentável das nossas comunidades rurais. Francys de Oliveira recebeu no PodCast Rural do Diário Rural a produtora rural Bruna Prizon que contou mais sobre essa iniciativa. Confira essa prosa!

This week Country Life moves with the cows on that traditional day of the farming calendar - Mooving Day. The team's also in northern Coromandel where locals have fought back to retain their local post office and finds out about diversification in Taranaki.You can find photos and read more about the stories in this episode on our webpage, here.In this episode:0:53- On the farm8:34- Venture Taranaki 'Branching Out' across the region15:46- Colville people ensure the mail gets through26:26- From the Archives: My old man said follow the cowsWith thanks to guests:Michelle Bauer, Venture TaranakiPeter SanderMike and Raewyn Sweeney, and Gary CoombeMake sure you're following us on your favourite podcast app, so you don't miss new episodes every Friday evening.Like what you hear? Tell us! Leave us a review on your favourite podcast app or join the RNZ Podcasts Facebook group and join the convo.Send us your feedback or get in touch at country@rnz.co.nzGo to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

An hour's drive from the northern tip of Coromandel, you'll find a tiny post office run by volunteers. As rural postal services shrink, the small community here - population about 1500 - has taken things into its own hands to ensure the old motto "the mail must get through". You can find photos and read more about this episode on our webpage, here.With thanks to: Peter SanderStory hereGo to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

Rural midwife Sheryl Wright drives a winding dangerous road and even fords rivers to get to pregnant and new mothers in northwest Coromandel. You can find photos and read more about this episode on our webpage, here.In this episode:0:08 - A day in the life of Sheryl Wright3:00 - The only midwife in remote Coromandel5:58 - At the Thames birthing clinic8:50 - Home visits and home births17:43 - Not just a holiday destination but homeWith thanks to:Sheryl WrightMake sure you're following us on your favourite podcast app, so you don't miss new episodes every Friday evening.Want to chat to us or find out more about RNZ Podcasts? Join the RNZ Podcasts Discussion Facebook group where we share behind the scenes info about our series, and invite you to share feedback, recommendations and ask us questions.Send us your feedback or get in touch at country@rnz.co.nzGo to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

Francys de Oliveira conversou com representantes da Santa Casa de Misericórdia de Coromandel MG sobre a 1ª Cavalgada Beneficente em prol da entidade. Anderson Resende (provedor da Santa Casa) e Gracielle Rabelo (RH) falaram sobre a entidade e sobre o evento de arrecadação.

There are two sorts of harvest on Country Life this week - muttonbirds on the tītī islands and walnuts at one of Canterbury's biggest walnut orchards. Also, a trip into the past to visit an historic farm on the Coromandel peninsula, linked to immigrants from Dalmatia.You can find photos and read more about the stories in this episode on our webpage, here.In this episode:0:42 - Rural News Wrap5:55 - Muttonbirding - 'It's part of who we are'14:34 - Devcich farm shines a light on Dalmatian pioneers30:00 - Harvesting time is nuts at busy walnut orchardWith thanks to guests:Daniel Tarrant, Ruapuke UncutLorenza Devcich, Devcich Historic FarmsteadClive Marsh and Heather NorthMake sure you're following us on your favourite podcast app, so you don't miss new episodes every Friday evening.Like what you hear? Tell us! Leave us a review on your favourite podcast app or join the RNZ Podcasts Facebook group and join the convo.Send us your feedback or get in touch at country@rnz.co.nzGo to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

What if every visit made the world a better place? By protecting the kiwi and inviting visitors to plant native trees, Destination Hauraki Coromandel is shaping a tourism ecosystem where every trip gives back. This episode of Travel Beyond explores how a small region is leaving a big legacy, one handprint at a time. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Some tourist towns like Paihia can trade on Anzac Day, while Tairua, Whitianga and Whangamata in the Coromandel can open, so long as it falls on a Friday or Monday. Some of the stores Checkpoint spoke to in those towns say they're still not going to open until 1pm, saying it's about respect. But many other retailers say the rules just do not make sense and unfairly penalise at random. Touch of the Tropics, a garden centre in Whenuapai who have had to close two Fridays in a row. Owner Jules Moore spoke to Melissa Chan-Green.

Em outubro do ano passado, o Ministério da Agricultura e Pecuária (MAPA) divulgou a lista dos 100 municípios que mais geram riquezas com o agro em todo o Brasil. Os dados são referentes ao ano de 2023. A cidade de Coromandel, no Alto Paranaíba, em Minas Gerais, aparece na posição 97, com mais de R$1,2 bilhão gerados. O município, que tem 28 mil habitantes, aproximadamente (Censo 2022), tem como principais culturas o café, o milho, e a soja.

John Freer is a CFM local news reporter, from the Coromandel Peninsula

Saint Kentigern, which already has campuses in Remuera and Pakuranga has purchased the 1000 acre water front Wilson Bay Farm. It's possible to reach the property by road or through a 90 minute boat ride and it will operate as a third campus. The school said students will get a chance to farm, grow food and learn other practical skills. Saint Kentigern trust board chair Mark Conelly spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Stories in this episode: - Wildest Experience in the Coromandel in New Zealand, by shaktishaker - Shadow Husband, by Elizabeth - Working in a Morgue in the 90s, by Undersizzle - My Grandfather Saved My Life, by Kayla - After My Uncle Passed, Strange Things Started Happening, by Disastrous-Pass5629 - The Flickering Candle, by Maria - Spooky Deer Camp Encounter, by hotdogger2020 Submissions: stories@oddtrails.com Hate ads? Sign up for our Patreon for only $5 a month! You'll also hear episodes at even better audio quality. Your support is very much appreciated. Connect with us on Instagram, the Odd Trails Discord, and the Cryptic County Facebook Group. Listen to Odd Trails on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts! Find more Cryptic County shows at CrypticCountyPodcasts.com. Go to PrettyLitter.com/trails to save 20% on your first order and get a free cat toy!

We haven't been testing a lot of new perfumes or releases lately but the ones we can't keep our noses off of are from Trey Taylor's newly launched Serviette line of perfumes. There are four in total and we can't be happier for our friend of the pod which you will clearly hear as we discuss each fragrance. We also talk a little about the Fumes substack channel and her well written and thoroughly researched post, Le Lion de Chanel - Shalimar's Dark Mirror All that, some general chatter, and of course, The Game. All bangers this week too!(00:00) - - Intro and Spring Flowers (05:39) - - The Fumes Substack - Chanel, Serge, and Regulations (11:11) - - Thoughts on Tariffs (13:28) - - Let's Discuss Serviette (23:29) - - Some New Releases (34:40) - - Scents We've Been Wearing (45:45) - - The Game Scents Mentioned in this Episode:Au Delà Narcisse by FZOTIC / Himitsu Violets by Régime des Fleurs / Le Lion, Coromandel, and Sycomore by Chanel /  Muscs Koublai Khan by Serge Lutens / Babycat by Yves Saint Laurent / Byronic Hero, Frisson D'Hiver, Ruche, and Sour Diesel by Serviette / Open Sky and Pulp by Byredo / Brown Flowers by DS & Durga / Lonestar Memories by Tauer Perfumes / Eucalyptus 20, Jasmin 17, Lavande 20, and Patchouli 24 by Le Labo / Incense Rori by Amouage / Heliodose, Doliphor, and Ambilux by Marlou / Risvelium, Terroni, and Bergamask by Orto Parisi / Bubble Phase by Lily Davon / Oud Satin Mood by Maison Francis Kurkdijan / Cologne Cedrat, Neroli Oranger, Radical Rose, and Vanilla Powder by Matiere Premier / L'Oblio by Meo Fusciuni / Bois D'Argent by Christian Dior / Falling Trees by Régime des Fleurs / Bois D'Encens by Giorgio Armani / Molecule 01 by Escentric Molecules / L'Ame Perdue by Le Galion / Flaming Creature by Marissa Zappas / Grand Larceny, L'Ete, and French Flower by St Rose / Durban Jane by Maison d'ETTO / Scoville by Obvious Parfums / Casablanca Lily by ByredoThe Game:I'll Never Learn by Pearfat Parfum / Vigilante by St Rose / Patchouli in Rye Scents of Wood / Vermeil by Bienaimé / Five Squared by FZOTIC / Lys 41 by Le LaboPlease feel free to email us at hello@fragraphilia.com - Send us questions, comments, or recommendations. We can be found on TikTok and Instagram @fragraphilia

Today on Not Serious Wine Chats, Pete and John and I sit down with Jannine Rickards (Ngāpuhi & Ngāi the Rangi) from Huntress Wines. I first met Jannine when she was the winemaker at Urlar in Gladstone, a sub-region of the Wairarapa. This part of the country clearly resonates for Jannine as Huntress shifts from a side hustle to the main act. This wonderful wahine still sources fruit and makes wine in this North Island neighbourhood. The name Huntress comes from an extremely pragmatic, utterly pedestrian point of reference for Jannine herself is a huntress. A childhood spent on a sheep and beef farm in the Coromandel nurtured an understanding for animal husbandry and welfare, alongside an innate awareness of the restorative powers of spending time in nature.Her own grandfather passed on traditions such as ancient practices of net fishing for flounder, and her father shared his passion for growing a garden that can feed the family. So it shouldn't come as such a surprise that Jannine grew up to combine the two by becoming a deeply respectful hunter and a massive advocate for a plentiful table laden with homegrown goodness. These things are, in essence, Jannine and factors that contribute to how she sees wine holistically fitting into our lives.Jannine's practice across her winemaking, her gardening and her hunting is based in Te Ao Māori, where land and spirit are inextricably connected. One thing's for sure Huntress wines sure do taste like they summon the powers of Ra, the sun and the mystical whims of Te Whenua, the land, in a magical balance that best reflects the place they come from. There is something of a nomadic story to the Huntress wines. With no vineyards under ownership or her own winemaking space, Jannine leans into the opportunities that exist around her. Much of the wine story is held up by community and people underneath it, and Jannine's story especially represents this as she sources fruit and facilities available to her each season. It means she must work hard across a lot of levels of the business and sure, one day she'd love to put down roots somewhere of her own but for now this huntress is happy just making the most of what Papatuanuku, Earth Mother and Ranginui, Sky Father have to offer from wherever she finds herself. Luckily for us that the universe provides so we can smash a glass or two of Jannine's explorative and most excellent wines. So grab your tramping boots, put on your waterproof parker and make sure the singlet next to your skin is made from New Zealand wool. We're heading bush for this one. This is the Not Serious Jannine Rickards chat.not serious wine chats would like to thank our supporters:TradecraftBy the BottleAntipodes Water Co. Special thanks to my pal, Benj Brooking of Popular.nz for his help with the editing. An expert filmmaker, editing these chats is being done as one mate helping another. Thanks Benj. You're a legend. join the chatinstagram | facebookIf you're struggling to put that glass down, perhaps our chats aren't the right ear candy for you. While the chats are not serious, living your best life is a very serious matter indeed and a life fuelled by addiction doesn't sound dreamy at all. If you think you need a hand, visit the Ministry of Health site for platforms that might help you take the first step towards taking control back. Our warmest wishes for success on that journey.

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Conservationists are at odds with Fisheries New Zealand over a proposal to increase the commercial crayfish catch limit in the Eastern North Island. Fisheries New Zealand's proposing to increase the commercial catch limit for the cray 2 area, including the Hauraki Gulf, Coromandel and Bay of Plenty, from 80 tonnes to either 90 or 100 tonnes. It said the crayfish population is now at a sustainable level following cuts to the catch limit in 2018. But surveys of the Hauraki Gulf and Coromandel found populations are still severely depleted, and its author believes Fisheries New Zealand have overestimated the species' recovery. Luka Forman has more.

John discusses the latest in the Coromandel Peninsula including tourist operators reporting a very successful summer season.

Ao longo do mês de janeiro, diversos moradores e produtores rurais de Coromandel, mais especificamente na região do Santa Rosa dos Dourados, se mobilizaram em prol do asfaltamento da LMG 738. Cerca de 300 pessoas estiveram presentes na última reunião do movimento. O vice-governador de Minas Gerais, professor Mateus Simões, inclusive já recebeu a demanda para que seja encaminhada ao DER-MG.

The Government has recently unveiled its future plan for mining with the release of the minerals strategy and critical minerals list - with the goal of doubling the country's mining exports by 2035. This development has been well-received by industry experts, but environmental groups have voiced their concerns. Straterra CEO Josie Vida says this development sends positive signals to the rest of the world that New Zealand is committed to mining - which is good news for the economy. "It matters to the outsiders looking in - mining's a very expensive business and the people who want to invest in it want to see an enabling environment across policy and law." Coromandel Watchdog chair Catherine Delahunty says this seems like good news for offshore investors - but it isn't good for Kiwi communities. "Investors, sure, they come and take and the gold goes offshore and it's processed offshore and the profits go offshore. So our communities are far from convinced by the mineral strategy." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Government has recently unveiled its future plan for mining with the release of the minerals strategy and critical minerals list - with the goal of doubling the country's mining exports by 2035. This development has been well-received by industry experts, but environmental groups have voiced their concerns. Straterra CEO Josie Vida says this development sends positive signals to the rest of the world that New Zealand is committed to mining - which is good news for the economy. "It matters to the outsiders looking in - mining's a very expensive business and the people who want to invest in it want to see an enabling environment across policy and law." Coromandel Watchdog chair Catherine Delahunty says this seems like good news for offshore investors - but it isn't good for Kiwi communities. "Investors, sure, they come and take and the gold goes offshore and it's processed offshore and the profits go offshore. So our communities are far from convinced by the mineral strategy." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight on The Panel, Wallace Chapman and panellists Lizzie Marvelly and Ed McKnight discuss the government's move to mine the Coromandel, and fears for the future of the local pharmacist.

O Governo de Minas, por meio do Departamento de Estradas de Rodagem do Estado de Minas Gerais (DER-MG), abriu na última terça-feira (28), as propostas de preço para execução das obras de recuperação funcional do pavimento da rodovia MG-188, entre Coromandel e Patrocínio, no Alto Paranaíba. O anúncio foi feito pelo vice-governador Professor Mateus, em Coromandel.

Police have confirmed that two people who fell, one fatally, from a Coromandel Cliff over the weekend were both under-18. Thames-Coromandel mayor Len Salt spoke to Paddy Gower.

Stuart Campbell Edmondson appeared in court on Tuesday on charged of murder & attempted murder, after a shooting on his property in which one man - Kevin Mark Mabbott - lost his life. Edmondson's arrest leaves the future of hundreds of semi-wild pigs, which he cared for on the property, in flux. A Give A Little page set up to raise money for the pigs, and Edmondson's legal fees, has already raised a large amount in a short time. [picture id="4NTILFN_copyrightīmage_175997" crop="16x10" layout="full"]

Coromandel communities are striking back at crime by fund-raising to install security cameras. Libby Kirkby-McLeod has more.

The residents of Coromandel are reeling after a fatal shooting on the 309 road yesterday.

A Coromandel business owner and former army medic desperately tried to save the life of a man who was shot near his remote property. Police have confirmed that one person is dead and another seriously injured after the incident, which occurred this afternoon about eight-and a-half kilometres south of the Coromandel Township, towards the top of the Peninsula. The injured man has been airlifted to Auckland City Hospital. One person was arrested and police are considering laying charges. They are not seeking anyone else in relation to the incident. A Coromandel business owner, who did not want his name used, spoke with Checkpoint producer Matthew Theunissen. 

Property developer Winton is being forced to remediate a Significant Natural Area after it cleared a potential wetland in the Coromandel town of Matarangi. 

John talks to Kathryn about the reopening of the Cathedral Cove walking track, Hauraki Coromandel Post (NZME) will be the next local news outlet to close in the region.

A temporary path to the Coromandel's Cathedral Cove has opened nearly two years after the walk was closed to the public. Thames Coromandel District Mayor Len Salt spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

An early Christmas present for the Coromandel Peninsula as the walking track to Hahei's Cathedral Cove reopens. It closed in Feburary last year because of damage caused in Cyclone Gabrielle. Thames-Coromandel Mayor Len Salt says combined with the reopening of State Highway 25A, the region is ready for a busy summer. He told Mike Hosking the next step will be repairing other tracks in the area. “Not just down to the Cove, but the other bays. We've got Gemstone Bay and Stingray Bay which is still closed to access.” LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We find the Prince of the Provinces in Seventh Heaven, like a pig in muck, at a 9000-strong mining conference in Sydney, but what has be been up to in Singapore? What has he done to upset the Greenies in the Coromandel? And who is best for NZ - Kamala or Trump?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Thames-Coromandel District Council is moving to shore up shipping as a viable transport alternative into and around the region should future severe weather events cut off communities' road access.

Power is out to one hundred properties in Whitianga after wild and wet weather hit the Coromandel overnight. Thames-Coromandel Civil Defence Controller Gary Towler spoke to Corin Dann.

Expert defence pathologists offer different conclusions about the cause of death to their Crown counterparts. Colleagues at Auckland Eye describe Polkinghorne as kind and generous. And we hear from the “fishing boys”, who knew “Polky” from trips to their holiday homes in The Coromandel. Stuff Extra subscribers can listen to The Trial early and ad-free. Join Stuff Extra at listen.stuff.co.nz/extra  or on Apple podcasts. WARNING: This podcast references suicide right from the start and throughout the episode. Some listeners might find this distressing. Help is available across New Zealand: 1737, Need to talk? Free call or text 1737 to talk to a trained counsellor. Anxiety New Zealand 0800 ANXIETY (0800 269 4389) Depression.org.nz 0800 111 757 or text 4202 Lifeline 0800 543 354 Rural Support Trust 0800 787 254 Samaritans 0800 726 666 If it's an emergency, click here to find the number for your local crisis assessment team. In a life-threatening situation, call 111. The Trial: Philip Polkinghorne is scripted and presented by Philippa Tolley. Sound design, audio editing and mixing is by Connor Scott.  The series associate producer is Jen Black and the executive producer Chris Reed.  Special thanks to Stuff journalists Edward Gay and Catrin Owen and Stuff's senior legal counsel, Charlotte Foster. Podcasts like this one take a lot of time and resources to create. To help cover some of that cost, you will hear some ads during this podcast. For an ad-free experience and early access to new episodes subscribe to Stuff Extra. Subscribe on Apple or Spotify, or go to listen.stuff.co.nz/extra to get access to this and other Stuff True Crime podcasts ad-free… and you'll be helping us make more podcasts like this one. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Strong winds and thunderstorms hit Northland, Auckland, Great Barrier Island, and Coromandel last night - with 120 kilometer per hour winds leaving some Auckland homes without power. The South Island was also in for a freezing day more reminiscent of mid-winter. Metservice meteorologist Mmathapelo Makgabutlane spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

A patient at Waikato Hospital says he has been waiting more than a month for cardiac surgery and has been told it might be at least another three weeks away. The Coromandel man spoke to Natalie Akoorie from his hospital bed.

A property boom in the Coromandel. OneRoof figures show demand for properties in the area is up 113 percent on last year Bayleys Coromandel General Manager Shaun Paterson told Mike Hosking it's a huge shift and the OCR cut is a huge part of the change. He says potential buyers have been waiting in the wings waiting for something to bring confidence. LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thames motorists have been experiencing some of the highest fuel prices in the country - a month ago it was $2.99 a litre for 91 when 25 kilometres away out on the Hauraki Plains and up the Thames Coast, it was 37 cents a litre cheaper. Over the past four weeks,there been protest marches, social media campaigns and John says even politicians are becoming involved. He also discusses a move to have Mercury Bay declared a World Heritage Site. CFM local news reporter John Freer.

Fuel in the Coromandel town costs between $2.91 and $2.96 a litre for 91 octane, 20 - 30 cents a litre more than nearby areas like Ngatea, or Tairua, which sit at around $2.69 a litre. Several locals said they've started boycotting their gas stations, travelling out of town any time they need to fill up their car, Luka Forman reports.

MetService has issued orange severe weather warnings, with heavy rain and gale force winds for the Hibiscus Coast and north. There's a heavy rain warning also for Coromandel and in the Tasman district west of Moteueka. MetService meteorologist Ngaire Wotherspoon spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

A business owner says after a tough period, money to re-open the Coromandel Peninsula's Cathedral Cove track is great news.   The Government's allocated $5 million to plan, build, reopen, and maintain the walking track.   The beach has been inaccessible by land since February 2023 after Cyclone Gabrielle.   Destination Hauraki Coromandel General Manager Hadley Dryden told Andrew Dickens it's their biggest attraction.   He says it has a lot of pulling power for the region and the country, so it's important it's back for summer.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John discusses the issues facing the Hauraki Gulf Forum and their response to last week's Budget. 

It's been another few weeks since our last episode but it's well worth the wait. Invading barbarians and pyromaniac cowgirls can rejoice because we are joined by a very special guest who won't be a stranger to many of you. You know her, you're charmed by her, and you're probably a little scared of her. Ladies and Gentleman, please welcome Shingle Springs very own, Scout Dixon West, who pops in for Scents of the Week and a special edition of The Game. So saddle up, horse girls and boys, and enjoy the ride.Follow Scout on TikTok - @scoutdixonwestListen to Low Pony on Spotify / Apple(00:00) - - Intro (02:52) - - News and Updates (Acne Studio, Maison Crivelli, DS & Durga) (12:12) - - Thoughts on Comète by Chanel, L'Air de Rien Miller Harris, and Reptile by Celine (21:30) - - Welcome Scout Dixon West (35:44) - - Scents of the Week (01:07:55) - - The Game Perfumes Mentioned In This Episode:Acne Studio x Frederic Malle / Tubéreuse Astrale by Maison Crivelli / Rouge Chaotique by Byredo / Ganymede by Marc-Antoine Barrois / Althaïr by Parfums de Marly / Black Magenta, Cowgirl Grass, and El Cosmico by DS & Durga / Narcotic Delight by Initio Parfums / Comète, Le Lion, and Coromandel by Chanel / L'Astre by Le Galion / L'Air de Rien by Miller Harris / Reptile and Nightclubbing by Celine / Muscs Koublai Khan by Serge Lutens / Rotano by Maison d'Etto / Amber Romance by Victoria Secret / Shalimar by Guerlain / Tommy Bahama for Men by Tommy Bahama / Michael Kors by Michael Kors / Opium by YSL / Calyx by Clinique / Ginger Essence by Origins / Bal D'Afrique by Byredo / Pacific Rock Moss by Goldfield & Banks / L'Heure Perdue by Cartier / Epona by Papillon (Unreleased) / Violet Ida by Miller Harris / Hera, Salome, and Anubis by Papillion / Starlight Sesame and Cloud Cardamom by Scent Trunk / Au Dela Narcisse by Fzotic / Bubble Phase by Lily Davon / Amber Teutonic by DS & Durga / Oud Palao by Diptyque / Musc Ravageur by Frederic Malle / Rose 31 by Le Labo / Summer in Smoke by Mondo Mondo / Gold by Perfumer H / L'Or de Louis by Arquiste / PS Fine Cologne by Paul Sebastian / Fahrenheit by Dior / Joop! Homme by Joop / Eau de Parfum by Chloe / Gold by Commodity / Odeur 93 and L'Oblio by Meo Fusciuni / Oeilleres (Oh Yeah!) by Roberto Greco / Narcisse Taiji by Atelier Materi / Rose SaltifOlia by Maison Crivelli / Sleight of Fern by Masque Milano / Chypre Palatin by MDCI / Stetson by Coty / En Passant by Frederic Malle / Hires by Hermes The Game:Bois d'Encens by Armani Prive / 02 L'Air du Desert Marocain by Tauer / Luci Ed Ombre by Masque Milano / Eau De Parfum by Alguien / Invasion Barbare by MDCI Parfums / Dzing! By L'Artisan ParfumeurPlease feel free to email us at hello@fragraphilia.com - Send us questions, comments, or recommendations. We can be found on TikTok and Instagram @fragraphilia