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A new and limited perfume by Guy Fox for women and men, released in 2025. The scent is fresh-green. Projection and longevity are above-average. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Main accords

Fresh
Green
Citrus
Earthy
Woody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
Citrus notesCitrus notes Ginger zestGinger zest Mandarin orangeMandarin orange
Heart Notes Heart Notes
GeraniumGeranium Iced teaIced tea Orange blossomOrange blossom Orris butterOrris butter Pink pepperPink pepper
Base Notes Base Notes
Akigalawood®Akigalawood® AmbroxanAmbroxan Georgywood®Georgywood® GrassGrass MuskMusk VetiverVetiver
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Submitted by MiniGBIC · last update on 01/26/2026.
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750 bottles have been made.
The fragrance was part of the collection Founder's Reserve.

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Helpful Review 4  
A contradiction of fumes
I was hesitant in my approach to Fairway. In general, I'm not a fan of heavy green fragrances - you know, the ones that smell like your hands after weeding in the garden or the scent of grass clippings. Having a grass note and a name like "Fairway", I prepared myself for a roll in a pile of grass clippings on a golf course. But no, that's not what Fairway is. It is, IMO, one of the best Guy Fox fumes, just below Nightcap.

Fairway opens with a really nice ginger/citrus combo that's refreshing. As it dries down, a definite tea note appears that's slightly sweet - no diabetic attack. As its evolution continues, a woody accord begins to appear that gives it a solid, masculine grounding, along with a slightly musky and spicy feel. It's at this point where the contradictions appeared for me. Is Fairway really a green freshie or is it a heavier fragrance suitable for winter? It's actually balanced so deftly, that I think it would work both in summer heat as it works now in winter cold (I'm testing this in winter). It's fresh and green, but not overwhelmingly so. OTOH, there's some heft in the base that makes it perfect for winter. How's that for versatility?

Longevity is quite good, still having a strong skin scent at 9 hours. Projection is more moderate - about 3 feet out for a couple of hours. Guy Fox has a real winner here and am looking forward to purchasing a FB.

UPDATE (1/18/2025): I've completed testing all of the Guy Fox fragrances available in their two sample sets. One set is for the "Founder's Reserve" Collection while the other contains all their standard releases. Here's my ranking of all of them, with a few notes:

First group, ranked in order of my preference. These are the top Guy Fox fumes in my book - full bottle worthy, with Nightcap being the best:
1. Nightcap
2. Fairway
3. Vince
4. Nelson

Second group, no rank or order, just grouped together. Nice scents. I like them, but not enough to buy a FB:
Aspen
Primo
Mikul
Jefe
Preston

Third group, no rank or order, just grouped together. OK, somewhat generic. Mediocre performance for some:
Palmer
Tyler
Marra
JP

Fourth group. Just plain awful. Was almost a scrubber for me:
Riviera
Updated on 01/18/2026
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A complete surprise
There's no reason for me to like Guy Fox. I should be a fragrance snob and scoff at the idea of a DTC brand that relies on Instagram ads to push sales. In fact, I haven't tried any of their regular lineup...none of them sound interesting enough to me.

But...the bottle of this one intrigued me. I was a sucker. The IG ad had me wondering who would put that much thought and money into a leather-wrapped bottle. What could possibly be inside. As I did my research, I started to trust that they don't cut corners. It's extrait de parfum ingredients and they use respected perfumers to create their line.

So...I caved and bought a bottle. Before I get to the review of this particular bottle, let me first say that I have since tried two more of their "reserve" line (the leather wrapped bottles) and they fell short for me. So this is not just a review sold on packaging and marketing. Riviera was down right terrible to me. And while Nightcap is a solid wood/cold weather fragrance...it was too linear and unimpressive.

But Fairway...damn. There's nothing like it. I initially laughed at the sweet tea note, thinking that was thrown in for marketing, but it's there. There's a lemony/citrus and slightly sugar tea note there. It kind of blows my mind. As a sucker for tea notes, there quite literally is nothing out there like this one.

The performance is outstanding. 6-8 hours easy on 3-4 sprays. Sillage is decent - probably a 3ft radius for the first couple hours. It has a musky base reminiscent of 80's style base notes. Very masculine and versatile for just about any warm weather occasion.

It's quite literally a Top 3 summer scent for me...right up there with the heavyweights. So if you can get your hands on one, try it. It's damn impressive.
Updated on 12/23/2025
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