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| Green notes + cigarette smoke. |
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Anonymous - from
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| Now that I have owned this fragrance for a time, I can say with utter confidence that it is one of the best mens' fragrances made today. As I said before, full of character and style; unique and very satisfying to wear. It is a "green" fragrance that develops warmth through the day, and last well into the night. Perfect for every occasion that befits a gentleman. Wonderful! |
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| Joe F. -atty from NYC
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| This price hike must have a lot to do with the sagging dollar and the strong Euro. Still a wonderful totally masculine under-appreciated fragrance. |
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| Joe F. -Atty. from NYC
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| I am shocked that the price of this has gone from around $80 a year ago to $120! |
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| Joe F. -Atty. from
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| Bright green leaves smell fresh and juicy as they are picked and then hung up to dry deep inside an old tobacco barn. Green cypress "chypre" turns warm and fuzzy as it dries down into a warm tobacco / hay aroma. |
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| Anonymous - from
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| Sharp green notes open G ll - almost smells citric or of lime peel when it goes on but it stays completely green and sharp cypress. Very bracing opening. After about half an hour this sharp green smoothes out into a forest scent with odor of organic fallen leaves on forest floor. Oakmoss with tobacco fills the middle notes that becomes a very masculine warm green chypre fragrance that evolves from sharp green to a leathery tobacco oakmoss base. The basenote of G 11 is all warm leather and tobacco - rich masculine tobacco barn scent. |
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| Anonymous -artist from Oklahoma City
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| Your right Joe F, it does smell like Aramis cologne at first. Then it drys down to a very nice smell that's differnt Very nice manly smell i'm going to buy !!!!! |
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| Hans - from
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| First thought: an Aramis for the 21st Century, but with greater young-to-mature age appeal. Absolutely masculine, dry, not sweet at all, subtle, tobacco and light vetivier. Unassuming, but loaded with appealing character. This is terrific. Still testing for longevity, but on the basis of preliminary tests, good in that department as well. |
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| Joe F. -Atty. from NYC
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