WhyAge

Normally, fragrances are discussed very controversially on various levels. It makes sense when you consider that a scent is supposed to reflect one's personality.

Bentley for Men Intense seemed to be a total exception. I have hardly encountered a fragrance that is perceived so positively according to YouTube and other sources. The scent composition, the enormous longevity, and the eccentric sillage have been confirmed by every source. Even the price of 20 to 30 euros for 100ml offers no point of criticism.

As a logical conclusion, I had to get the fragrance. Anticipation and expectation naturally soared to immeasurable heights, and as soon as the package arrived, it was already open.

I have applied the fragrance more than once on paper, wrist, or neck. I just can't manage it.
As much as I wish to like the scent, there will be no love affair between us. The strong smell of alcohol (allegedly rum) dissipates only after about an hour. The remaining notes are sometimes too quiet and sometimes too loud. I only perceive cinnamon and vanilla to a limited extent. Leather, on the other hand, remains dominant during the heart and base notes.
Admittedly, longevity and sillage are truly monstrous, but unfortunately, that doesn't help me much.
It's not that I want to portray this fragrance as bad. Quite the opposite! From a craftsmanship perspective, this is certainly a successful scent. Unfortunately, Bentley for Men Intense does not fit my personality at all.

So who can wear this fragrance?
In my opinion, a man of middle or advanced age. Someone looking for a perfume for evening events and/or the cold season. Perhaps also someone who wants to appear a bit wealthier than he actually is.

To anyone who identifies with this description, I wish you much enjoyment with the perfume. Unfortunately, I had none.