Yuzu Man Caron 2011

You are a little startled when you meet him for the first time. There he is in his white costume, with discreet silver-grey appliqués, actually standing completely inconspicuously in front of a white wall. Rather quiet, but always with a mysterious smile. So very different from his colleagues Superman and Spiderman with their bright colors, and again very different from the gloomy Batman. But make no mistake. It makes you wince: Sour! Tart! I've heard that Yuzuman brings the strongest opponents to their knees with a lemon (sorry, Yuzu!) alone. Some say he goes as fast as he comes, but that's not entirely true. It doesn't talk much, but accompanies you gently throughout the day with its fresh woodiness. Incidentally, regardless of whether you are a man or not, Yuzuman accompanies everyone who likes it tart, citrusy and minimalist.
I often read comparisons here with L'Eau d'Issey pour Homme Eau de Toilette. Admittedly, it's been a while since I last smelled it, so don't take my word for it, but I remember it very differently: Sure, it also has yuzu at the beginning, but then it also has a good dash of that typical 90s aquatic. This one reminds me more of the equally minimalist Bois d'Orange, only the mild orange has been replaced by a slightly stronger, more acidic yuzu.