...Greysolon:SystemeD:This fragrance shares its name with a national park. Hint 1: The house that produces this fragrance was founded by an interior designer, a theatre set designer, and a painter.Eau Moheli by Diptyque Moheli Marine Park, Comoros IslandI was actually thinking of Tam Dao National Park in North Vietnam, but Greysolon's answer fits the bill just as well!Congratulations, Greysolon!

...Coutureguru:Guusje:To me male/female is only marketing.Wear what you want I my motto I want a bottle of "Carthusia Uomo" 8)I'm with Guusje on this one. Why bow down to manipulative marketing? If it smells good on you wear it! I've been wearing the hell out of Michael Kors by Michael Kors lately ... everyone I come into contact with loves it.In honor of my two favorite comments on this thread, which I have quoted above, I will note that DKNY "DK Men" has a proud place in my collection. I think it smells lovely on me.

...This fragrance shares its name with a national park. Hint 1: The house that produces this fragrance was founded by an interior designer, a theatre set designer, and a painter.

...Padparadscha!I have only about 1/3 bottle left...

...And of course, Cryptic is correct!Congratulations!

...Hint #2: The country in which Cryptic's guess is spoken borders the country in which this language is spoken.

...Hint #1: The answer is one word, and the language is not a common one.

...Dlane1953:I don't know Champagne, but the Caleche is gorgeous, if you don't have, it's a classic aldehyde with super luscious drydown.Diane1953, Champagne is the original name for YSL Yvresse.

...You're welcome, Cincy!Here's the new clue:The name of this fragrance is also the name of a language.

...Here's your drink, Cincy. Enjoy it while I try to think of a good puzzle!

...That last clue makes the answer indubitably Mai Tai!

...Michelle Michini Blue Hawaiian?(Blue Hawaiian = white rum, blue curaçao, pineapple juice, coconut cream)If I am wrong again, at least I am providing everyone with some nice summer cocktail ideas!

...Tokyo Milk Cherry Bomb?(Cherry Bomb = rum, lime soda, grenadine)

...Bond No. 9 Manhattan?(I bartended my way through college and partway through grad school, so I know it's whiskey, sweet vermouth, and bitters.)

...Sonoma Scent Studio, Fireside Intense.

...Flavorite, that's a wonderful list.I love and own L'Eau de Kasaneka and Penhaligon's Elixir, but now I absolutely must try both of the Lubin fragrances you mentioned.And I had not heard of Vrai, although I have a couple of other Fragonard fragrances in my collection. That house is so affordable -- should I blind buy the Vrai?

...I have a few possibilities in mind for Dulcemio's clues.Here is my first guess:Chanel No. 5 Eau Premiere?

...I will certainly seek out a sample of the Czech and Speake Citrus Paradisi.Thank you for your suggestion, Apicius!However, after reading your review of Ronaldo Esper Millesimé, I confess that I am now longing for it!

...And Cryptic wins!

...I am happy to report that I've been buying fragrances, both vintage and new, from eBay for years. My one bad experience was when a bottle was improperly packaged, and sprayed out almost all of its contents en route. What a mess. But I was fully refunded by the seller.To be a successful eBay buyer, one must be vigilant, and avoid buying the obvious fakes of top-selling fragrances. It's also smart to use all of the tools at hand, like Toolhaus dot org, for instance. I would never buy a fragrance without checking out the seller's negatives at Toolhaus.