Feral Spices

Comparing this side-by-side with African Leather, I'd say the openings are different enough to not make you think that FS is a clone of AL. That said, the dry down gets extremely close to the OG, so much so that I'd say that if you don't mind the differences in the opening between the two, there's no reason to pay extra for the real thing, especially since the reform that happened between the original black bottle and the current gray/green bottle effected the performance. This is about 90% close to the OG, so, when considering price per ml, there's almost no reason to get the OG over this.

I recently got a decant of the memo Paris original to compare and that sealed the deal for me buying a larger bottle from Zoha, I can’t tell the difference at all between Feral and the OG. No doubt in my mind this is an original, signature worthy frag, and such a great value.

This fragrance is spicy and delicious. The dry down is where it's at. Well done zoha.
I will check out some more of your product. I also recommend it if you want to stand out.
Thanks zoha

Wow Zoha you did it again. What a wonderful clone you have concoted. All the notes are spot to Memo's African Leather, the geranium, the cumin, the cardamom and saffron+. This is such a beautiful scent for the fragrance enthusiast. Maybe not for somebody new to the game, but this is a gem! It is fresh, a bit complex and enchanting, take me to Africa! Spray a least 6 times and experience the magic :)

Challenging! In the opening it is a bergamot bomb. I wish it would have lasted longer as it was incredible.It was earl grey tea for about 5 minutes before cumin marches her savory salty way into the scene for another 5 minutes. She does not stay lonely though, in comes black cardamom pod and saffron doing the Three Grace's waltz in dry crackling leaves. The dry down is sparking and Amber. I smell no oud. A masculine leaning unisex fragrance . A fall and winter fragrance. A must have. I've never heard of the fragrance this was inspired from but it vaguely reminds me of Ambre Sultan by Serge Leutans. Hope I spelled that right.