This one still holds its own 35 years later. It's depth and freshness is envigorating. I guess you can call it timeless freshness. Combining,fresh, marine, and woody together perfectly in my opinion. It has fruits like melon,grapefruit, and mango, but for me who really loves anything that has vetiver, sage, and bergamot, I would say that this classic from 1993 was perfectly done. It is not overly sweet and the sea notes adds an uplifting element that works.

So this is my second attempt at something different, something new, and something that would allow me to explore a bit more outside of the known in my world. From day one up until now, it has always been about experience for me with fragrances. How a scent makes me feel has always been the key factor. It has never been about hype/popularity for me or price, and will never be. From my experience it hasn't been a pleasant experience with quite a few middle eastern fragrances that I purchased or tested out from friends collections. MY EXPERIENCE. AM I THE ONLY ONE?

Fresh, clean, manly, not too fruity, and I love the earthiness as well. I just recently purchased this one. It has been around since 2023 and was designed by Marie Salamagne. 5 to 6 hours on longevity but I don't mind at all. A very good fresh in my opinion and also one of my new everyday wears. Top notes- kiwi and bergamot. Middle notes- rosemary and geranium. Base notes- cedar and moss.

Doing some errands this Saturday so I went with this one. Enjoy your weekend BOS

My first time trying a middle eastern scent. I feel like this does it's thing in a unique way. I haven't had a chance to wear it out yet, but so far I like it. What are your thoughts on this one Brothers?