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I have known this scent for about 3 years now. A magical fragrance! I often feel the urge to smell it again, even though I generally don't find citrus scents that interesting as a perfume and certainly don't want to wear them for hours on end. Speaking of which, the scent of Pacific Rock Moss has particularly good skin-close longevity even in the citrus range. Then it has something - sometimes salty - aquatic like in L'Occitane Bois Flotte's top and heart (red algae? driftwood?) combined with an extremely fruity lemon and sweet-spicy cedar. And thankfully, there’s no biting/aggressive or annoyingly artificial finish. I think there’s also some white pepper and various herbs like juniper, sage, rosemary, and thyme as well as vetiver in it. Oops, sage is indeed on the list haha.
Despite some similarities, I find it unique and distinctive.
Sometimes my mouth really waters when I smell this fragrance, but otherwise, I think it’s harmless and pleasing for a "broad audience."

really delicious pepper and spiciness. Okay, on its own Eau de Lacoste L.12.12 Jaune can often be annoying, but for example with Turkish hand water like lemon, citrus blossom, neroli, it is wonderful in sunny weather. By the way, the Golden Delicious aroma is clearly and intensely present here. Overall, I associate it with apple spritzer in the beer garden.
Another layering partner for the yellow L.12.12 would be Acqua di Giò Profumo Parfum

Pepper hits you around the ears. Impressions of metallic mugwort (Artemisia), a slight fruity sweetness from beginning to end. Long (enduring) bergamot top note. I place A Better Man Eau de Toilette between the also peppery "Intrigo Devastante Intense | Parfums Vintage," which it resembles as long as it is still unfolding before the end-DD, and the fruity-leathery and also partly unidentifiable "Guess 1981 for Men | Guess," which has a similar progression and similar drydown type.
So far not bad, but

beware, in the end, you have an indestructible residue of harsh (aggressive) biting end-DD, which I still haven't gotten out of my shirt after 2 washes.

If you want to use this as an Aventus clone, the corresponding balance of fragrance notes would be there after about 1 hour of application. Like the perfume "Invincibile | Tonino Lamborghini," it also smells like delicious gum but is more pleasant to me and places less emphasis on orange and apple, instead being more refined. Furthermore, the warm underlying fruitiness reminds me of the scent of Fruitloops (Kellogs).
Performance aside, it smells better to me than (most) other Aventus similarities. What good would a mega performer be in terms of longevity if it - like some Aventus similarities do for me - sometimes smells unpleasant?
To smell distinctly for a long time, you have to spray Authentic Man quite generously, but if you don’t mind the initial (top phase) intensity, that’s not a bad thing.

The scent is very clean. Almost nothing unpleasant emerges, except for a small slippery note that I also recognize from Aventus (and Fragr1Unisex4Evryb). A safe perfume if you want to appear well-groomed. I’ll ask around, what is that caraway/mint air that Coach Green exudes? From the rosemary? From the moss? Mentholated cedar? Wrigley's Spearmint fell into the pot? The air feels crystal clear. The whole perfume seems permeable and airy. Initially, there’s a 5-minute bubblegum-kiwi that gradually gives way to the tiny geranium soap, which smells like apple soap. Wooden carriage? Well, if you apply a lot, it does become a bit woody in the end. Maybe Coach Green is for Cool Water lovers who want something similar in a clean version?
Safe travels with the coach through the green phase!