Butsch23

I must honestly admit that I have rarely used Burberry for men before. He leads a distinct shadowy existence in my collection. In autumn/winter it was almost too easy for me. Now in spring/summer I rather used citric, spicy and fresh scents. Even though I often thought of Burberry for men, he usually took the shorter one. It wasn't like that today

Burberry for men makes such a cosy impression with this fragrance combination, reminiscent of a garden full of ripe fruit such as apple or pear, that I actually intend to use it more often. Certainly, especially when this fruit will also be available. That will be the end of August/September. I wonder if that's the way it's gonna be. Now in June I can only imagine this effect. But I'm sure it'll be great.

Yes, it is an Eau Sauvage clone and if you want a first orientation or don't want to buy Eau Sauvage immediately, you can reach for Putting Green. That's exactly what I did. Meanwhile I changed to the original. Putting Green is too sharp and edgy and this is especially unpleasant for many (at least in my environment) when it comes to citrus notes. Eau Sauvage is much rounder and more elegant. Anyone who loves a summery, fresh and spicy fragrance can literally fog himself in with Eau Sauvage. That would be unthinkable with Putting Green. That's where everyone would go berserk.