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by Geo F Trumper
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  |  Astor is definitively a member of the fougere family. It reminds me at a first sniff to Loewe Esencia. Astor is masculine and not very long lasting, to be honest I am a bit disappointed Astor didn't meet my expectations, although is not bad but is far to be an exceptional Gentlemen cologne.01 May 2007 |
  | This is, in my opinion, a dual note quickly developing chypre scent. It starts off stingently floral and quickly turns into the chypre of a true gentleman. It reminds me of Roger & Gallet's Open or a far milder Trusari Uomo. That kind of potent chypre, but not so much so that it can overpower, at least not upon my applications. It's O.K., but one might want to shop around a bit for the perfect chypre if that's your thing. 26 August 2003 |
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