YES!! I love this stuff. I thought I loved the OG, but this is one of my all-time favorites. The weather is finally lousy here in the desert and it's a perfect day for 45. This is the extrait version of the OG and actually has a 45% oil concentration. I understand that Amouage also lets it mature for four months. It's a very clean, floral, gentlemanly frag and it's denser, darker, and more substantial than the OG. The opening on this is lavender and neroli, but with some heft. It has a slight gin-like vibe too and an aromatic, herbs note that the OG lacks. The iris (root) is present in the mid and gives the frag a really nice floral note. The base has frankincense (olibanum), myrrh, and opoponax which I understand gives it a smoky, and masculine feel that makes its quality unmistakable. It sits closer to the skin than the OG but it's there for MUCH longer than you realize. After about 6 hours, somebody may say, "You smell really nice. What IS that?" Amouage quality strikes again. I love this stuff and I'll always have it in my collection. Along with Amouage Interlude 53, this is a solid: 10.0 / 10.0

So after seeing the banter of @Michael LoCascio Sr and @Steve Louis about this one, I said why not. I have tried it in the past and enjoyed it, not so sure about the gasoline smell referred to below, but it is a distinct smell that I don’t find half bad at all. I also know it says cooler months, but it’s gonna hit near 80 on the bayou today and again, why not! Dior Fahrenheit is a classic, known for its unique blend of contrasting notes, featuring prominent violet leaf, leather, and wood, with fresh citrus (mandarin, bergamot) and warm spices (nutmeg, cedar). It's described as warm, distinctive, and powerful, with a polarizing opening often likened to gasoline that settles into a woody, leathery, musky dry-down, making it a timeless scent for men seeking a bold signature fragrance, suitable for everyday wear but often favored in cooler months.