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This is smooth,elegant patchouli fragrance.But it reminds me million other patchouli parfums.Nothing really unique about it.

A sensuous multidimensional complex masterpiece built around a reorchestrated green patchouli accord that reveals new facets with each wear.

Very strong dill in the opening. It dies down after a couple of hours, but the okay-ish dry-down is not worth suffering through the opening.

honey-sweet, tobacco, spice/cinnamon, whiskey; very balanced and not too loud, one of the best of its kind

Dried, possibly rotten Jasmine flowers, cola candy, lavender and piss.

Amazing

Decadent dried fruits and plum. Rich and deep.

Not a bad smell... but it smells just like a shower gel... a peach shower gel... not worth buying imo..

top note is sour fresh, green apple; background is leathery like ombre nomade at minimum; not as bright as others, but okay for everyday

This was my first signature scent like 25 years ago. Still a great fresh citrus scent, with good spice and wood hanging on for the day. A classic.

Photorealistic beeswax and honey. Slightly Smokey and incensey. Stunning citrus and royal jelly opening

A masculine and sophisticated, slightly sweet and intoxicating herbal fragrance. Rich opening and very interesting dry down.

First Impressions -- Pretty, feminine, clean. Balanced between White florals and peony

Adore this clear, simple, comforting butter, hay & wheat scent. All seasons to me, not sweet.

Takes the classic Fierce DNA, adds a sharp metallic/aromatic edge, and smooths out the base. Excellent value for money.

The classic, modernized. Opens dark. Gets fresher with a herbal boozy mid. Creamy, musky, vetiver and Guerlinade tonka base. Stunning drop!

Nice clean fresh odeur, imagine taking white cotton towels from the laundry, the violet adds some depth. Overall fresh cotton/laundry scent

The Vetiver-Grapefruit DNA driven to perfection. Sits somewhere between TdH and Isola Blu, perfectly blended, elegant, masculine

A beautiful fragrance with a variety of different notes, blended wonderfully, with each material standing out more depending on the type of day.

Not a safe blind buy, but I did, and have zero regrets. Earth, dirt, soil, deep. No fruit. No florals. None. I love it. In fall this is my favorite.

Take the Joop! Homme Eau de Toilette DNA and give it to Alberto Morillas to turn into a much more tolerable fragrance.

Photorealistic vanilla extract. Dark deep vanilla

Given the scarcity of Tommy Bahama fragrances,
I strongly advise you if you find one in the regular market... do not hesitate and buy it.

Citrusy oud on first spray, a fresh wood. As it dries down the honey warmth comes through with tobacco smokiness.

Labdanum heavy amber rippened with leathery tones à la Bianchi style. A solid staple for lovers of the genre

Wholops of labdanum heavy amber swirled in cool cistus smoke alongsideva slughty chewy tobacco accord