Portfolio for Men (1999)
by Perry Ellis

Portfolio is very original. I really can't compare it to any other fragrance. It has an icy, slightly minty, almost sweet pear smell to it. It has a clean smell to it, with maybe a very, very slight hint of Mat (although I could be thinking of some other fragrance). I do enjoy the Portfolio line, and, in fact, I have all three, the Portfolio original, Portfolio Elite, and Portfolio Green. Of the three, the Portfolio Elite is my favorite. Perhaps it's because I'm partial to the color blue. The bottle looks like a cold blue winter day, and the smell is quite apropos for a cold blue winter day. I like wearing fragrances in the winter because your body heat seems to make the fragrance create a scent aura about your person.

Woody citrus. Pretty much nothing else. Inoffensive and casual but nothing unique.

My first fragrance purchase. Fresh, clean pear/citrus scent. Bottle's great for travel, being brushed metal. Sprayer is unreliable, however. Lasts long enough. Linear. Reminds me of Boss In Motion. Smells crisp, but is cloying after a time. Hard to get excited over, but certainly not bad.

Reminds me a lot of CK Crave, but more pleasing. It lasts and lasts, and though it has a youthful quality to it, I still find it to be a wonderful, all day fragrance. IMHO, to be worn especially for casual occasions.

Definately a fresh fragrance, it's fruity and green at the same time. It's not exactly one to get bowled over about, and certainly can't hold a candle to the likes of L'eau de L'Artisan, but for the price, it's not a bad deal

The scent that's constructed around classic woody-citrus notes, but with some modern twist. The bottle looks a bit like Dior's Higher, folks get confused all the time.