Francesca Bianchi Sticky Fingers Review (Francesca Bianchi) + Brown Sugar Draw

Francesca Bianchi Sticky fingers

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Ravi Shankar is playing from a tinny transistor radio. Lolling on a mound of mirrored raw silk pillows, shag-haired, kohl-lined mods drag from a hookah being passed around. Sweet, purple-grey smoke curls in clouds in the low-ceilinged tent. Paisley swirls, eyes close, bodies rock and roll. Smoke mingling with aromas of melted dark chocolate bar, sweat on leather, vanilla cream soda and dried leaf. It’s trippy deliciousness. Yeah, baby, this is Francesca Bianchi Sticky Fingers. Take a hit.

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Described by Bianchi as “a rock-chic patchouli,” Sticky Fingers, produced in extrait, opens with thick, drizzly treacle, with its dark, anisic sweetness and a big handful of moist rolled leaf, uncannily like cherry pipe tobacco that has been lit and puffed once or twice. There’s the same smoky linger, and it intensifies over the next few minutes until I forget all about … patchouli who?

Francesca Bianchi Sticky Fingers Review

Rolling Stones, Sticky Fingers album cover by Andy Warhol, 1971, MOMA©

Oh, but that patch doesn’t stay shy for long: it edges forward gradually at first – the greener aspects of the leaf present initially – before pouncing forward indolently like a lazy tiger. Fat notes of bitter chocolate and dried earth plunk down, and, in a perfect feat of timing, vanilla-milk tonka bean bubbles up and mixes with them, accentuating the gourmand aspects of the patchouli. A pinch of cinnamon dusts the surface of the notes as the composition begins to take on dustier, drier aspects that balance the syrup. Loamier now, the patchouli’s more edible aspects soften. The night is a smoky-sweet haze. Candles flicker in time to the strains of the sitar.

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Mick Jagger, photo by Mark Seliger©

The fragrance grows warmer, slightly sweaty. Animalic must and castoreum emerge languorously and sit back, giving Sticky Fingers a bodily but not overtly sexual quality, while allowing the patchouli-tobacco partnership to remain dominant. A “perversely dirty iris butter” comes through, smelling like soil-soaked pastry, and the worn leather I’ve been waiting for starts to rev its engine. There’s a smudge of motor oil on the lapel, and a small salt tang of sweat in the lining. But just then, a lovely surprise – a trilling, almond breeze of heliotrope – floats over the naughtiness like a lighthearted faerie.  A long while later, all those notes coalesce into a meady, heady, mulchy brew. Even at this late stage, I can smell the iris butter, patchouli, tobacco, tonka and cinnamon quite individually if I pull my wrist close. But sinking back in my own nest of pillows, Sticky Fingers clings like the redolence of a night when more than a few rules were broken.

Like many of Bianchi’s other fragrances, Sticky Fingers manages to tread a fine line between raciness and elegance. It is addictive and decadent while also being cosseting and gentle enough to wear in mixed company, in any weather. But, for those of you who love a growl in your perfume, Sticky Fingers is at its best in heat.

And Francesca – that label. You naughty girl.

Notes: Coriander, cinnamon, iris butter, patchouli, sandalwood, heliotrope, musk, castoreum, leather, tobacco, tonka bean.

Disclaimer: Sample of Sticky Fingers kindly provided by Francesca Bianchi. My opinions are my own.

Lauryn Beer, Senior Editor

Francesca Bianchi Sticky Fingers

Francesca Bianchi Sticky Fingers

Thanks to the generosity of Francesca Bianchi, we have a 50 ml bottle of Sticky Fingers for one registered reader, (click here if you aren’t registered) residing in Europe or if you are in the U.S. a 5ml decant. To be eligible, please leave a comment saying what appeals to you about Francesca Bianchi Sticky Fingers, where you live and whether you have tried (or own) any perfumes from Francesca Bianchi. Draw closes 7/8/2020

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82 comments

  • I have not tried anything from her, but the notes in this one are absolutely delicious. And the name! You got to love that name. Quite a bold move.
    EU

  • Pixiedust2 says:

    I am dying to try this! It’s sounds absolutely incredible! I love patchouli and this one sounds so smooth, with the addition of heliotrope. Anytime an element of almond heliotrope is added, I’m in! I haven’t anything from Francesca Bianchi, this is at the top of my test list. I live in the US. Thanks for the review.

  • This must be the draw that I’ve been most enthusiastic about participating in. Everything about this sounds intriguing to me on a personal level. Rolling Stones, dirty patchouli, choco sweetness, animalic sweatiness, worn leather, salty (possibly ambergris by Francesca?) and I love just about anything that contains cherry tobacco and/or iris. I will have to try this no matter the outcome of the draw. Thank you for peaking my interest with this review. And thanks to Francesca for offering this kind giveaway. I’m haven’t tried your fragrances yet. Greetings from Denmark.

  • I’ve never tried anything from Francesca Bianchi’s house but i’ve heard only great things about most of the perfumes in the line, and this one sounds really intriguing by the name of the fragrance and of course with the notes list. Thank you for the chance, i’m in the EU.

  • Sunny Chaudhary says:

    Francesca Bianchi creations are always unique and appealing, I haven’t tried the perfumes yet but the names are amazing and makes you want to try them instantly however why I didn’t try them yet? Coz am a fan of tobacco note and finally with Sticky Fingers she is introducing the tobacco note in her fragrances and am so interested in trying this one.

    Thanks to you guys, I now have a chance to own one for myself as I was so looking forward for this draw.

    I am in USA and would love to try it.

  • I absolutely love the article. I am a sweet tooth, but I hate getting chocolate on my fingers. Now that it looks like I will be going back to the office, I’ll have to loose some weight again and stop eating chocolate. This sounds like the perfect replacement to get my sugar fix and I won’t get my fingers sticky either!

    I live in the UK

    This will be the first fragrance of Francesca Bianchi that I’ll try.

  • The combination of patchouli, worm leather and dirty Iris butter sounds intiging. Really would like to hzve a snif of this one. I have smelled the Lover”s Tale and I love this one. It’s so unique, I haven”t smelled anything like this before. I’m from the Netherlands.

  • Sticky Fingers seems like quite a classic composition that combines animalic elements with floral elements. I have not tried anything from Francesca Bianchi yet. USA

  • Mm patchouli with tobacco and the other gourmand notes are tempting me. I’m surprised to read about the almond pastry note in here, but it sounds like a genius pairing with the patchouli. I’ve tried Sex and the Sea, Under My Skin, Lover’s Tale, and Etruscan Water. I think every perfume lover should at least sample Under My Skin, and EW is beautiful. I’d love to try the whole line. Been looking at The Dark Knight and Lost in Heaven, and now Sticky Fingers.
    I’m in CA, USA, and would love to be entered to win the Sticky Fingers decant.

  • Andrei Artimon says:

    All Francesca Bianchi fragrances are sensual , alluring and more than so , unique , nothing that you i ever tried from this house dissapointed , everithing smells so unique and creative , would love to be and the winning end for this draw, new york , usa.

  • redwheelbarrow says:

    This sounds beyond amazing! I love everything Ms. Bianchi does and if I have to pick a favorite it’s a tie between Under My Skin and Sex and the Sea. I have been eagerly anticipating a review of this one! Thank you for the draw and review. In the US.

  • I had a bottle of Under My Skin, and I liked it. But Sticky Fingers sounds even better to me. From the notes and from the base of the review, it sounds wonderfully. I would very love to try it. Thank you for the chance. I live in Europe.

  • Shamrock1313 says:

    Sounds decadent and Sticky Fingers is one great album lol.
    Pennsylvania USA

  • Lauryn, thank you for the great review. Francesca, as always, thank you for you beautiful perfume.

    I’ve been jonesing to try this since Francesca first-mentioned it. I love how Lauryn describes this as teetering on the line between dirty and elegant, that’s really what speaks to me. I love things that push that line, and this sounds amazing. The oil and dirty iris butter notes sound amazing!

    I;m in the US

  • Trinity33 says:

    I’ve not tried any of Francesca Bianchi’s scents before but I love the vibe of Sticky Fingers. Mick and the Stones were at the height of their powers with that album. The list of notes sound lovely and a patchouli-tobacco dominant scent seems apropos for the name. I love the unexpected addition of heliotrope. Commenting from MD, USA.

  • patrick_348 says:

    This description brings me back to my late 60s, early 70s college years. I was a well-behaved, unadventurous student while all the decadent stuff was going on around me, so this would be my chance to go back and at least mentally cut loose. I have not tried any Francesca Bianchi fragrances, but what better place to start than with a pothead patchouli. I am in the US, in NC.

  • Trippy deliciousness, indeed! The scenes evoked by this review feel familiar and mysterious at the same time – Sticky Fingers sounds like the sophisticated patchouli of my dreams, not just a straight shot. It would be a treat to win the draw. I live in the US and have not tried any Francesca Bianchi fragrances yet.

  • Trippy deliciousness, indeed! The scenes evoked by this review feel familiar and mysterious at the same time – Sticky Fingers sounds like the sophisticated patchouli of my dreams, not just a straight shot. I live in the US. I have not tried Francesca Bianchi fragrance yet.

  • Heliotrope and patchouli plus what a great name!
    I own Etruscan Water and would love the bottle
    Eu

  • Bryant Worley says:

    After reading the review, I definitely agree with this statement from the review – “It is addictive and decadent” – the sweetness, the animalistic nature, iris, leather, tobacco. Its as if a virginal prom queen walked into a smoke-laden bar and becomes entwined with a sweaty, leather-jacketed biker.

    If Bianchi uses that as a commercial, I want royalties.

    I live in Waldorf, MD, USA, and I’ve wanted to, but haven’t pulled the trigger on any Francesca Bianchi fragrances. I better get on that.

  • BostonScentGuy says:

    I thought this review captured Francesca Bianchi’s aesthetic so well! Indeed, she does skirt the racy/elegant line so well. I’m always impressed, in particular, with her use of castoreum in scents, making it leathery and soft rather than sharp and animalic. Seeing her treatment of patchouli is very appealing. I recently bought her sample set and at the very least really liked them all (and truly loved most of them–especially Lover’s Tale, Black Knight, and Etruscan Water). Thanks for the draw! I’m in the US.

  • NiceVULady says:

    ” It is addictive and decadent while also being cosseting and gentle enough to wear in mixed company, in any weather.” Sounds divine. Haven’t tried any of this house, but this one definitely has got my attention. Thanks for a great review and thank you to Francesca Bianchi for a lovely draw. I’m in the USA

  • ElenaChiss says:

    Sticky Fingers seems to be a fragrance of contrasts – delicate, but at the same time animalic and untamed. I would love to put my nose on this one or any from this house for that matter, because they all seem to have that x factor to them.
    I am in EU and I thank you for the opportunity!

  • Laurentiu says:

    Looking at the note palette, there is not a single note that I do not like. If the creator of it has played well with the notes, I think that Sticky Fingers is a fragrance with high potential. Thank you for the draw – Romania, Europe

  • badjobkaren says:

    You had me at almond. I have been following and reading about Francesca Bianchi (white knight in particular) but have not splurged on something…yet! All her labels are so expressive yet minimalistic. I’m in US

  • Wow and this is why I love Cafleurebon – introducing one to so many different fragrances and experiences via fragrances – happy, sublime, joyful, dark, down and dirty, and I could go on and on. Lauryn did a great job describing this dirty, sexy, but very earthy and friendly, with a growl, perfume. Haven’t tried any perfumes from this house, yet, but Sticky Fingers sounds very intriguing and inviting. Thanks for the draw and the review. Writing from the USA.

  • Crisstyyn says:

    I have tried some of Francesca Bianchi’s creations and they are indeed very intriguing, so different from everything else i have ever tried. That’s why i will be more than happy to have the opportunity to win and try this frangrance. Thank you! I am in EU

  • Iris butter, leather, tobacco, pachuly, rock’n’roll heavwn.
    I’m in Eu, Slovenia

  • JoeFrank9 says:

    I really love that duality from her perfumes, being elegand and naughty at the same time is a real challenge. Im the proud owner of the original Sex and The Sea and Sticky Fingers with its perversely dirty iris butter, sure caught me. My favorite notes are iris, tobaco and iris so Im sure this will be a win for me. Thanks for the draw, im at the USA.

  • blombergskan says:

    I have a love/hate thing going on with patchouly. When treated the right way it’s pure heaven! And in my book Francesca Bianchi is the queen of balance! So when Lauryn writes that ”Sticky Fingers manages to tread a fine line between raciness and elegance” I’m not surprised but oh so intrigued…! I would love to try this! Living in Sweden

  • Francesca is my favourite perfumer , I own the entire line except this one yet.

    I adore her ability to make both unique / raunchy scents & wearable too. She’s never missed with me yet and it sounds like another win for me.

    My favourites are under my skin and the lovers tale.

    I’m from Ireland, EU.

  • I own Under my Skin and really enjoy that one. Sticky fingers sounds like a perfect patchoully, I would love to try it. I’m in the EU.

  • I am very curious about Francesca Bianchi’s fragrances in general, and describing this one as “a night when more than a few rules were broken” only makes me even more so. The fact that it manages to find balance between raciness and elegance is very appealing to me. I live in the EU and so far haven’t tried, nor owned any Francesca Bianchi perfumes.

  • Notes of Coriander, cinnamon, iris butter, patchouli, sandalwood, heliotrope, musk, castoreum, leather, tobacco, tonka bean. I am intrigued by the notes but especially the note of Patchouli and iris. A beautiful description by Lauryn which has piqued my interest. My favourite Francesca Bianchi is the Dark Side. Thanks a million from the United Kingdom

  • But, for those of you who love a growl in your perfume, Sticky Fingers is at its best in heat. A beautiful description by by Lauryn. I am intrigued by the notes especially Patchouli being my favourite note in perfumery. My favourite from this house is Sex and the Sea. Thanks a lot from the United Kingdom

  • Oh my goodness I would love to try this! I love the sound of a bit of heliotrope along with all that patchouli rock chick decadence. I own Angel Dust and absolutely love it one of my favourites. I am in U.K.

  • ah nice Francesca Bianchi, I always wanted to try a Francesca Bianchi. Sticky Fingers is a great name. Would love to try this based on this great review! Living in the EU

  • Wow, beautiful, I prefer the perfumes with tobacco and patchouli in the autumn-winter period, for me the tobacco note always makes the perfume elegant, here it is also very rock, in my opinion it is a fragrance with a great personality, definitely worth trying. I have nothing of F.B.
    Linda UE

  • Iuno Feronia says:

    This sounds very provoking. I dont know any perfume of Francesca Bianchi. I live in the EU. Thanks for the draw.

  • Christos GX says:

    What is apealing to me is the notes because i love tonka,tobacco,leather and sandalwood as notes,the name of the fragrance and the inspiration behind it.I have not tried any of the perfumes or owned(lets hope ill be lucky enough and change that).
    Iam from Greece

  • Wow. EVERYTHING about this scent is screaming my name. I especially love this part.

    Described by Bianchi as “a rock-chic patchouli,” Sticky Fingers, produced in extrait, opens with thick, drizzly treacle, with its dark, anisic sweetness and a big handful of moist rolled leaf, uncannily like cherry pipe tobacco that has been lit and puffed once or twice. There’s the same smoky linger, and it intensifies over the next few minutes until I forget all about … patchouli who?

    Thanks for the very generous giveaway, I live in the USA. Absolutely love all of Francesca’s scents, Angels Dust is a favorite.

  • A patchouli-tobacco partnership, smothered with iris butter cand only bear awesomeness as its fruit :).
    Can’t resist to anything that has a smoky side, and …ummm…an appropriate label :)).
    Still have to try a Bianchi frag.
    I’m in EU.

  • doveskylark says:

    I have been on the lookout for the original Sticky Fingers album with the real zipper for years. If the perfume is anything like the songs on the album, it’s going to be a 10. I just love me some “perversely dirty iris butter.” Oh, yes, I want to unzip this fragrance.
    I live in the USA.

  • Wow, that stirred my curiosity. A chocolate-patchouli-vanilla-cinnamon-animalic deliciousness of a brew which blooms in the heat? I am very interested about this, since it’s quite an unusual phenomenon, at least in my experience so far.

    About the article…I have to say it got me from the first word. Actually, the first two. Ravi Shankar, with his music, his skill, his magic playing on the background and creating the perfect conditions for this fragrance to start its journey on the skin and perhaps, not only. Then, rock’n’roll and Mick Jagger enter the scene and the hazy oriental delight becomes a loud and proud guitar riff. The eventual heliotrope residue sounds wonderful for the lover of powdery scents that I am.

    I would love to smell this one, since my only Francesca Bianchi experience was Sex and the Sea, and I completely adored it. I am in the EU, thanks for the draw.

  • Oh i love it ♡ I am a huge fan of Francesca Bianchi and this new fragrance sounds amazing, although the bottle. All my favourit intrigends. I am in EU.
    Greetings

  • I have tried all of Francesca Bianchi fragrances and I love them. My only problem with her fragrances is that I can’t figure out which I love the most! She is an amazing creative artist. I love the name of the new fragrance! Lauryn has really done a fun job decribing Sticky fingers, raciness and elegance. I would LOVE to try this one. USA. The notes of Patchouli, leather, and iris butter. MMMMM!

  • andypanayiotou27 says:

    What I’ve found most appealing about Sticky Fingers is the combination of dried earth with bitter chocolate. I live in Cyprus. Unfortunately, I haven’t tried any of Francesca Bianchi’s creations yet. I’ve had a sample set in my do buy list for a while. Just haven’t gotten to getting them yet.

  • I have not tried anything from Francesca. I have always want to try Sex and The Sea and Etruscan Water.
    Since Sticky Fingers is about appetite and I will love to try it.
    A sister in UK

  • Valentina says:

    Never sniffed anything from FB, so please, good charm, come along! I deeply need perversely dirty iris butter in my life right now 🙂 and the label…i agree with you! :Giggle: i live in Europe

  • You had me at smoke mingling with aromas of melted dark chocolate bar. “Perversely dirty iris butter” sounds like I must give this a try! Have not had a chance to try Francesca Bianchi perfumes yet. I live in the US.

  • Thank you, Lauryn for this beautiful review! I enjoyed it ))
    I like patchouli and your “a rock-chic patchouli” just enough for me for dream to test this perfume. Unfortunately, I am not familiar with Francesca Bianchi perfumes.
    EU

  • I’m quite drawn to Francesca’s new creation, which seems to masterfully blend patchouli, leather, and tobacco. I love her use of orris butter, so it’ll be interesting to see how it works here. I love the name she picked for this too. I’ve tried several of Francesca’s creations and I own bottles of Under My Skin and Cuir Soyeux. In the USA.

  • Francesca strikes again! It is so intriguing that I want to try it to the level it starts to hurt. My journey in the world of niche fragrances started with Franchescas creations. I’ve blind bought Cuir Soyaux and the Dark Knight, and the latter was quite challenging for a beginner but it actually threw me to the scene where I could feel a smell of armour metal, horse breath and a fragile rose in the background. How possibly a human being can recreate such mood?
    I also sampled Under my Skin, The Dark Side, Lover’s Tale… They all are so special.
    I strongly believe Francesca has managed to recreate the rock&roll mood and you mentioned patch?.. oh, I’m dying to immerse again into some parallel world through her perfume.

    Lina, Lithuania, EU

  • marcopietro says:

    I love the quality of Francesca Bianchi’s work and the density of materials that she uses, I can only imagine what she managed to do with that patchouli. A perfume not for virgins!
    I live in EU
    Thanks!

  • chiaravirga says:

    I love Francesca Bianchi’s creations! I recently bought her Discovery Set and I fell in love with every single frangrance. My favourites, I must say, are Sex and the Sea, Angel’s Dust and The Lovers Tale!
    I’m dying to try this new release, I love the whole vibe and the concept behind this fragrance.
    Thanks for the review, interesting as always!
    I live in Italy (EU)

  • Amanda32828 says:

    I haven’t been able to try anything from Francesca Bianchi’s yet. Based on what I just read I’ll love for this one to be the first one. I’m delighted by the notes used to create this perfume so I hope soon I can purchase one if her magnificent fragrances. Thank you for the opportunity to participate on the draw. Commenting from Orlando, Fl.

  • lilacdays says:

    Oh, this sounds absolutely yummy. I look forward to trying it.
    Another piece beautifully written. Many thanks for the draw. I live in France.

  • Decadent, elegant, rok and roll, patchouli! Divine. The description has me pining for the wild-nights of my twenties. I have never tried a scent from Francesca Bianchi. I am in the US.

  • Very interesting review!
    I love patchouli and I think I will love this too, because as Lauryn said it has fat notes of bitter chocolate and with tobacco it will be very interesting!
    I’ve never tried Francesca Bianchi perfumes.
    EU

  • The smudge of motor oil gets me going I love FB and have tried 4 of her perfumes Etruscan Water is my favorite of the 4. TN USA

  • I am not familiar to Francesca Bianchi fragrances, but this sounds very beautiful- dark chocolaty patchouli with tobacco leave, warm leather and buttery iris. I want to try.
    EU

  • mleenstra says:

    I love some trippy deliciousness and know that Francesca Bianchi is the one to deliver it. Sticky fingers sounds like a lovely woody naughty fragrance I would love to try. I own Under my skin from FB and really love how that does feel like layering onto your skin and giving you a (slightly sexy) edge.
    Marit UK and NL

  • Maddalena says:

    Adoro Francesca e tutti i suoi profumi, ne possiedo 3 che amo alla follia e questo sarà il prossimo. Nulla è simile ai suoi profumi originali, avvolgenti, ipnotici, una volta sentiti non li dimentichi più creano dipendenza.

  • I love patchouli, and via the description, this sounds like it is an exploration of all the facets of this note. Thanks for a great description, Lauryn. USA

  • Michael Prince says:

    Francesca Bianchi Sticky Fingers sounds like a really nice fragrance bordering between sexy and animalic qualities. The leather, tobacco, cinnamon, heliotrope, and sweet iris butter together sound very sexy to me. I haven’t tried or do I own anything from Francesca Bianchi. I am from the USA.

  • “Patchouli-Tobacco partnership remains strong” sold me, really appreciate introducing yet again a new house to a relatively new enthusiast. Fingers crossed for the draw, reader from Los Angeles, USA

  • Sticky Fingers sounds wonderful, just like all the other creations that come out from her hands. I would love to test them and to immerse myself into the world of Francesca.
    EU

  • The combo of patchouli, almond and tobacco sound quite warming and yeah, it sounds like Sticky Fingers would remind one of a night with broken rules 🙂 I love Etruscan Water by Francesca Bianchi. I’m in USA

  • QuentinMathieu says:

    I’m a huge fan of Francesca Bianchi’s creations. I think she’s so bloody talented, and her creations really stand out compared to many other niche or indie houses. The quality and complexity (and performance) is amazing! I own Lost in Heaven, and I have a few others that are already on my wishlist. Sticky Fingers just sounds amazing, and the inspiration behind the fragrance is really cool! I have yet to try Sticky Fingers, but there’s not even a doubt, I know I’ll like it for sure! From Belgium (EU)

  • Jannick85 says:

    I have not tried anything from this brand yet but this one sounds great especially with the patchouli
    greetings from Denmark

  • This fragrance probably breaks a few rules, but in a good way!I just love the contrast between the notes! I live in Romania, EU.Thank you for the opportunity!

  • Thanks for the review–I started reading it and thought “I’ll have to sample this one in winter” then got to the line “in any weather.” I can’t wait to try this one! Thanks for the draw, I’m in the US.

  • Sticky fingers appeals to me because it manages to tread a fine line between raciness and elegance. I like its trippy deliciousness. I like the notes: bitter chocolate bar, dried earth, perversely dirty iris butter, worn leather, smudge of motor oil, almond breeze of heliotrope… I have heard a lot of good opinions about Francesca’s creations but did not have a chance to try them yet. I live in the EU.

  • This sounds right up my alley with a little bit of skank but sweet too. The rock and roll analogy seems spot on. I haven’t tried anything by this house, but it sounds great. I live in the USA. Thanks for the giveaway.

  • I have been fortunate to try 2 of Francescas fragrances. This one sound fabulous. I am still looking for the perfect patch scent and this one sure sounds enticing.

  • Dale McCrory says:

    I have The Black Knight and Under My Skin. What’s not to love about them. When I first saw Sticky Fingers it was a WOW moment and placed at the top of my wanted list.
    I’m in Northern Ireland.

  • Smoke, leather, chocolate, vanilla, this fragrance had me from “rock-chic patchouli”. Practically it has most of my favorite notes. I am from Romania. Have never tried it. Would love to!