Nautica Blue Nautica 2005 Eau de Toilette

The fragrance pyramid sounds interesting, to say the least. But unfortunately, you can hardly recognize anything other than cheap musk and sandalwood. At just under €9 for 50ml, the price isn't particularly tragic, but I have to comment here because I think everyone will be disappointed who wants to try the product because of the fragrance pyramid. It's definitely not worth it, not even if this plörre cost only €4.
No matter how much I sniff my wrist, there is no pineapple, certainly no bergamot, and definitely no jasmine. Maybe cedar.
It smells so terribly cheap overall that I really have to admit this blind purchase has been my worst so far. Hence the disdain in the title, but how else should I describe this stuff?

At least the smell or stench doesn't last long.

I really can't imagine that this chemical interpretation of sandalwood would entice anyone. If only there were something interesting about the scent... no, unfortunately not.
I do love pineapple, as one can easily see from my preference for Aventus. Comparing the two fragrances, you can see that some aspects of the fragrance pyramid are similar. But this plörre here has nothing... zero... nada to do with pineapple. And since I can't recognize much else about the scent, I have to rate it this poorly. Moreover, it even slightly disgusts me how it smells. I'm done.