Wore this new one yesterday. This one is really good. The opening has a rindy bite with a sugary sweetness, that stays throughout. I get citrus peel, cypress and Amberwood. Work safe/ spring and Summer/ Casual or formal/ daytime or evening. Longevity is about 6 hours with ok projection. I do get better projection with the original EDT. The EDP seems to sits closer to the skin for me. Presentation is very nice. I like the clear bottle and gold accents with a blue cap that snaps into place. The atomizer I think is an improvement from the OG. This fits right in as a flanker in this line. This will be in the summer rotation for sure.

New one I found at Ulta with a 20 percent off coupon. This one is very nice. Lavender, licorice and Cypress. This one is very different from the EDT. The EDT smells like a smoother Dior Sauvage, this one goes in a different direction. A soapy, powdery, clean sweetness. The opening is excellent. This is work safe/ versatile 4 season scent I think/ casual or formal/ daytime or evening. This one is very smooth and well blended in that signature Prada style. Projection is ok about a foot for the first 3-4 hours. Longevity is good about 7-8 hours off my skin. Presentation is the classic Luna Rossa bottle with the crappy plastic cap with the good atomizer. I like the direction they took this one, I was expecting Dior Sauvage Elixir and it is not that. It is its own scent.

Hey guys, Joe A. here with another one for ya’! We started with a stacked field of sweet tooth assassins, heavy hitters, chocolate bruisers, and vanilla smooth operators… and now only two remain. After all the voting, all the debate, and all the delicious destruction, The Gourmand Wars Championship is officially set! On one side, you’ve got Parfums de Marly Althair: rich, smooth, creamy, and dressed like luxury. This one came into the tournament with all the confidence in the world, and it’s been backing it up every round. On the other side stands By Kilian Black Phantom: dark, boozy, chocolatey, and dangerous. Where Althair charms, Black Phantom lurks. Where one brings elegance, the other brings mystery. This is the kind of finale that makes the whole tournament worth it. Clean vanilla refinement versus dark gourmand seduction. Golden warmth versus shadowy sweetness. Two absolute monsters, but only one can walk away as the undisputed Gourmand Wars Champion!! What say you, guys? Who takes the crown, Althair or Black Phantom? Do you want your gourmand fragrances smooth and regal, or dark and intoxicating? And most importantly… are we voting with our noses, or with our stomachs, ha!! Love to hear from ya'!