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Blue Gin Mizensir 2021

6.7 / 10 52 Ratings

A perfume by Mizensir for women and men, released in 2021. The scent is synthetic-fresh. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Synthetic

Fresh

Aquatic

Citrus

Spicy

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Cascalone®

Mandarin orange

Cardamom

Heart Notes

Juniper berry

Sichuan pepper

Base Notes

Cetalox®

Irone

Tonka bean absolute

Perfumer

Alberto Morillas

Ratings

Scent

6.752 Ratings

Longevity

7.843 Ratings

Sillage

7.444 Ratings

Bottle

7.147 Ratings

Value for money

5.637 Ratings

Submitted by OPomone · last update on 09/27/2025.

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Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

09/16/2024

8.5Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

Shafkat82
25 Reviews

Shafkat82

2

GIN & Juniper

This is actually an unique summer freshie. The cascalone , Gin & Juniper berries play a big role in this fragrance . Also you will get a blue fragrance vibe like denim blue in this fragrance . The Gin & Juniper berries will give you MFK gentle fluidity silver vibe also. Overall , I am Totally satisfied. Performance is just above average .

06/01/2024

9.5Scent 9Longevity 9Sillage

MarcosRiva
23 Reviews

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MarcosRiva

1

Straight Shot

One of the best from the house of Mizensir!

Is it aquatic, spicy? YES. Is it really synthetic? Not necessarily.

This fragrance is mature, fresh, and definitely impresses if you have a good nose. It may be that users with no connection to niche fragrances might feel a bit overwhelmed here. However, the symbiosis of aquatic, fruity, and spicy notes is very well achieved!

The whole thing is wonderfully exciting rounded off with tonka bean, giving the fragrance a completely different note the next day (it lasts really well). A truly perfect summer scent for the man with a bit more character.

06/07/2021

7Scent 8Longevity 8Sillage

Jazzbob
128 Reviews

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Jazzbob

Top Review 12

Jeans & Gin

Blue perfumes are mostly associated with shower gel - at least when the notes promise a certain freshness. However, I would not categorize Blue Gin in this genre, as the scent is less fresh than expected and because the inspiration for the name does not come from typically blue fragrances, but from jeans. The blue is therefore more reflected in the texture of Alberto Morillas' creation, which I consider quite successful - provided one does not expect a truly fresh perfume like I did. In general, Mizensir seems to have launched some solid fragrances, with the perfumer making good use of fragrance materials from Firmenich, where he has been employed since 1970. This form of transparency could thus also be seen as a kind of self-promotion for the product range.

Blue Gin lives up to its name right from the start, as the juniper berry, which is the essential component of gin, is immediately recognizable. Cardamom also joins in quite clearly, but mandarin and aquatic notes (Cascalone) hold back significantly. This is a pity, as more freshness would have benefited the scent. In the air, it smells quite authentically of gin for the first few minutes, but after only about ten to fifteen minutes, a minimal tonka sweetness can be sensed, while two other facets that are perceptible from the beginning are further intensified: Cetalox provides an ambroxan-like warmth and Irone adds a powderiness typical of iris (root). It is precisely this combination, along with the light, peppery sharpness, that creates the texture that feels like that of a denim fabric.

Since the keyword 'Ambroxan' has been mentioned, I would like to point out that Blue Gin does not lean towards sweeter perfumes like Dior Sauvage or Versace Dylan Blue, but rather Cetalox has a harsh undertone and almost animalistic quality. In any case, it seems to me that there is a subtly dirty note resonating. However, I only perceive this directly on the skin - otherwise, Blue Gin fades out rather warm, powdery, and clean-musk-like.

The overall rather harsh orientation and what I consider to be a quite unique connection of the individual components makes the scent quite interesting, but the major drawback remains the almost completely missing freshness. And this rather strong powdery-warm mélange can quickly become annoying in warmer temperatures.