Midnight at the oasis - but don't send this camel to bed. Zoologist describes Camel as "On a trek through an unforgiving desert, starting point and destination are indistinguishable from one another....Water is but a dream for now, the taste of sweet dates a distant memory. There is nothing but an endless ocean of sand." To my mind Camel is more an oasis in the desert, than the desert itself. Camel is a luxuriant spicy-oriental gem, with a resinous musky-fruity-floral-waxy-vanillic-spicy presence. The scent is dominated by resins at the center, coupled mainly with a deft frankincense/myrrh combination and a handful of spices. There is a civet note, but it does not overpower or dominate.The dry down works its way to a spiced woodiness. Oddly, at the very end of the drydown, as the scent is beginning to fade, I detect a note that to my nose conjures up fresh clear water - hence the oasis image that this scent conjures up for me. Sillage is decent, but as it wears on the scent gets skin close. Longevity is good, Camel lasts the day for me. Overall , a nice dry scent, tempered by rose and fruits. Worth a try!