B3njamin

I also believed the hype, got myself a leftover bottle, and was severely disappointed.

There might be something to this degradation hypothesis; many say it smelled different to them at first.

The lemon is incredibly pungent and overly sweet, the rest is just smoke. I know it's already considered old, but it makes you think of an ashtray, that's it.

It's a very strong scent; 4 sprays were too much, and it lasts forever.

I wore it once while going out, luckily I was drunk enough that I didn't care.

My brother has a new decant directly from Mancera, and he said they smell exactly the same. I haven't made the comparison myself, but mine is an old bottle with a screw cap.

This is one of those where you think right from the start damn, nothing cheesy, intrusive, or "niche" that usually turns me off.

I won't go into the notes too much because I'm realizing more and more that it's all subjective nonsense. It is floral. Just go test it yourself in the perfume shop. If you ask nicely, you might even get a small sample ;)

The scent does a lot, and what probably stands out the most is its absurd longevity. It really lasts forever. That's exactly the problem with many everyday/work candidates; scents that are pleasant enough, don't clash, but then disappear after 3 hours, just aren't fun.

The Ganymede Eau de Parfum will easily accompany you all day long; when I first tested it on my wrist, it was still there the next day after 2 showers and hand washes.

It is very well received by women.