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Bentley Infinite Rush Bentley 2016

7.4 / 10 42 Ratings

A perfume by Bentley for men, released in 2016. The scent is spicy-citrusy. It is being marketed by Lalique Group / Art & Fragrance.
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Main accords

Spicy

Citrus

Woody

Fresh

Green

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Pink pepper

Mandarin orange

Rosemary

Heart Notes

Cedar

Elemi resin Vetiver

Vetiver

Base Notes

Moss

Woody notes

White musk Amber

Amber

Ratings

Scent

7.442 Ratings

Longevity

6.238 Ratings

Sillage

5.739 Ratings

Bottle

7.763 Ratings

Value for money

8.618 Ratings

Submitted by Franfan20, last update on 05/27/2025.

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Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

05/27/2025

8Scent 5Longevity 5Sillage

Tracershy
121 Reviews

Tracershy

1

Luminous, fresh, sunny and aromatic scent.

A very pleasant composition. A bit of Terre by Hermes, a bit of Encre Noire, but Bentley Rush has its own character. The scent is luminous, fresh and sunny. I feel vetiver, pepper and mandarin the most, but we get a lot of additives thanks to which it is a vibrant and complex composition.
At first glance, we are greeted by pepper piercing the nose. I like this spice in perfumes, which is why I like the opening very much. I can reassure those who are terrified by pepper and want to sneeze at the thought - after a few minutes, the spiciness decreases and the fresh sweetness of mandarin has a greater share.
The sweet mandarin is balanced by earthy, sour vetiver, and elemi adds density to the scent. The whole thing is extremely aromatic. It is nothing groundbreaking, but it is really a very nice scent.
The only weak point is the parameters, which I regret. Longevity does not exceed 4 hours, and it projects moderately only in the first hour. Then it's a very close-to-the-skin scent and it evaporates too quickly.
I'm not complaining too much because I bought it cheaply, but I don't know if I'll buy it again. Despite that, I rate the composition itself highly. The type of scent that's perfect for spring and early, warm autumn.

05/23/2018

9Scent 5Longevity 4Sillage

Elysium
898 Reviews

Elysium

Helpful Review 6

Good Buy or Good Bye?

As of May 2018, Bentley Infinite has three more spin-offs, namely Intense, Rush, and Rush White. For lovers of Tom Ford Grey Vetiver, Infinite Rush is a slightly less musky alternative that renders the familiar hit of citrus. Yet what sets it apart from other vetiver based scents is its ability to maintain sweetness without arbitrating on its manhood. Respect of the original Infinite, Rush is zestier and creamier, as you will see later on.

While wearing it throughout the day, you will detect three clear stages, the freshness and sourness of the rush start, the spiciness and earthiness of the heart, and the woodiness and warmness of the dry down.

To begin with, Infinite Rush opens up with a burst of pungent pink peppercorns breaking into sparkling mandarin, the zesty and bittersweet tones of freshly peeled fruit are so clearly detectable here. Yet, an odorous, tonic touch of aromatic and green rosemary elicits manliness. To me, the freshness and sourness of this stage are superb. The peppercorn and rosemary accord gives it a gasoline vibe, which is anything but awkward, while the mandarine adds a rush of freshness to it. You can feel the masculinity from the very beginning.

The heart soon leans towards the charming elemi, a sophisticated resin wavering between lemon, fennel, pepper, and incense. This excellent balm is encompassed by sturdy woods, which build the mood of the scent: polished, husky smoked vetiver, and creamy cedar. I purportedly used the adjective woody for the vetiver because that is the atmosphere the root provides in here. Indeed, the cedar has a little bit of aroma reminiscent of a pencil sharpener. Nonetheless, it is neither overpowering nor assertive, like in other scents. The overall heart is precious of creaminess, spiciness, and earthiness, as aforementioned, with a tad of creaminess, the cedar gives a kind of like Crème Anglaise Or English Cream Custard vibe.

And the dry down comes. The woody amber serves to magnify the spicy notes, while the musk helps this woody symphony, bound in tree moss for a hint of mystery, to last longer on the skin. There is an eerie note that lingers around from the opening to the dry down, a sort of clay soil after the rain mixed with musks and that weird but wonderful wet concrete accord reminds of that you find in countries like Greece in the summertime.

Infinite Rush is a great late spring and summer scent but has terrible longevity... 2 hours, and it is barely gone or stays very very close to the skin. It's soft enough not to overpower the wearer, but its strength is evident on the skin. Very fresh, peppery, a quality scent like all Bentley fragrances. Its predecessors Infinite and Intense are also pleasant scents that last twice as long as this one, I don't know why they couldn't make this one last a little longer too. Too bad, so sad.
Anyway, The sillage leaves the same trail as Terre d'Hermès, perhaps the base notes are arranged likewise. Hesitant whether it is a good buy or a goodbye. The former, I guess, ultimately, I happen to like it.

-Elysium

09/27/2024

6Scent 6Longevity 5Sillage

Dionysos2022
950 Reviews

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Dionysos2022

2

At a...

... office meeting, a gentleman in a light gray, body-hugging suit arrives for the conversation. His dark hair slicked back and a three-day stubble make him sexy. The ladies in the room steal glances at him. The other gentlemen feel a bit envious of his charisma. He smiles charmingly at them all, and the world is in order.

When applying this perfume, the first thing the nose perceives is a citrusy spicy note, accompanied by a woody note. The scent becomes dry, specifically straw-dry, due to the vetiver. This blends with mossy and slightly resinous notes. In the end, there’s a bit of earthiness that becomes creamy through the musk, making it even more masculine.

The longevity and sillage are average.

This is a fragrance for a man aged 25 and up. I don’t see this scent on younger individuals or women. However, it should still be tried out. There are always exceptions where it fits perfectly. Otherwise, it is an all-rounder that performs best on warm days. It is not a masterpiece, but simply a scent for everyday wear.

Those who enjoy a fresh spicy woody fragrance will find this quite suitable and should give it a try.

Statements

11 short views on the fragrance

Elysium

7 years ago

9Scent 5Longevity 4Sillage

4

An infinite rush among pink pepper, vetiver, and moss. A spicy, earthy, and mossy accord that invigorates your sad and weak days. Must have!

Saradonin

11 months ago

7Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

1

Piercingly sharp pepper with rosemary, followed by elemi and vetiver, dries down to vetiver and woods. Aptly named: bold and invigorating.

Meddler

3 years ago

7.5Scent 4Longevity 4Sillage

1

A classy summer scent with an extraordinary opening but a not so interesting dry down. Unfortunately the longevity is really poor.

Relicscent

7 years ago

8Scent 6Longevity 6Sillage

6

2

Spicier and more masculine than all those sweet fruity summer scents for teens. Over 30 office/leisure summer fragrance. It lacks the breath for the evening.

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