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Montana pour Homme (2001)
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A beautiful bottle depicting a sculpted glacier, created by Serge Mansau, houses the updated men's fragrance by Claude Montana.
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   |  This is some refreshing stuff that I imagine would be great during any time of the year. I may give this one further testing but despite having a powerful blast the fragrance seemed to fade quickly. Perhaps more sprays will correct this problem but I didn't spray too much since the sprayer is like a fire hose in the amount it expels. The smell itself is fantastic. 22 February 2009 |
   | Watery, citrusy, musky and refreshing scent. It is a Woody - Chypre type of perfume. I think it is a special and elegant perfume. This perfume used to be called Montana Homme, but when the original Montana Homme got re-launched the name was changed into Montana pour Homme. 25 January 2009 |
 |  Not too fond of this one. Too much green. Comes across with too much of a camphor/menthol note that reminds me too much of a waterd down ben gay.15 January 2009 |
 | Montanna can be had for peanuts, but it will cover the cost of dinner. This is clean, fresh, musky, and amber all in one luxurious bottle. When i eventually tracked it down, I found the original red box stuff so overpowering and sweaty, and of the late seventies, early eighties vintage, that it has got to be taken out on a cold day and used sparingly. If you overspray pour Homme, then no problems will arise, you will just smell better, longer. - Is it great? no .... Is it poor, definately not, will it be as fresh as a daisy all day- you bet !!! 2 bottles of original red box 'Parfum D'Homme anyone'? 02 August 2008 |
 |  Bah. I tried to like you, Montana pour Homme. Why did you desert me? I loved your spicy flavoring but you left me a queasy, open feeling in my heart. Perhaps you will find another out there somewhere. I know you've moved on. No, you haven't? Good. I want to keep you here, unformulated. At first you seemed like a jerk, with your spicy head and smooth features but at your hear you are a flower. A delicate flower wanting to bloom. Make yourself bloom! Oh you need water? No, I am not your water, you need to go elsewhere for that. Sulk in your basenotes of musk and grass and call me if you feel like it.04 June 2008 |
  | Montana pour Homme has a zippy green-citrus opening that is very perky and fresh. The artemsia gives this a green sparkle. The middle is good, a bit floral but not too sweet. I can smell a bit of powdery iris but it is not heavy. In fact, I’d say this not really powdery scent but rather a soapy green scent. The wood tones are very light. The drydown is light too, pleasant musk and amber. This is a good daytime scent. It is a little bit like Guerlain’s Mouchoir de Monsieur, but more modern in style. Also a bit like Liz Claiborne for Men but more subtle. I like it. 16 October 2007 |
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