Swiss Army Mountain Water Victorinox 2008

I wouldn't be surprised if the tourism office of an alpine village commissioned a fragrance with the telling scent notes "Mountain Delight," um, "Mountain Air."
It starts with a dose of minty-peppery "Mountain Air." Then a slightly herbal bitter note joins in. An imitation of a classic hike through misty valleys, just above the tree line. Beautiful.
After 15 minutes, a chord of sage and less rosemary emerges, and the sweaty note, much described, comes to the fore, excellently executed:

I smell (and my imagination is running wild), sweaty, slightly dried synthetic sportswear, musty damp backpacks, and soaked warm dripping bicycle helmets. Top-notch alpine sports feeling.

To be completely honest, all mountain delight has now been driven away, and I’m off to wash the things from my sports bag, olfactorily just as uplifting.