MrFumejunkie

Without a doubt, one of the best vetivers in existence and one of the best, if not THE BEST, marine, oceanic, briny, iodine, aquatic perfume ever created. I actually think calling it an "aquatic" is an insult, as it is so much more. Nothing, but nothing I've smelled in the genre comes close to it. It's standing by the seafront on a windy day and inhaling the wet, salty air and the sea breeze hitting your face. Adding the notes of tobacco and sandalwood in the base, even if ever so slight, is a stroke of genius. THEY DON'T MAKE THEM LIKE THEY USED TO.