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Clubman Draggon Noir
by Pinaud
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We've not smelt this but we're willing to bet that it smells like a certain Guy Laroche scent!
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   |  It's been a while since I've smelled Drakkar Noir, so I don't have any recent memory to compare this to it. Overall, it does remind me of Drakkar, however in a much lighter scent. I would say this is more of an aftershave than an EDT as the bottle claims.Funny, the drydown is somewhat sweet and very much like many of the "clean" scents you find pushed today. I'd say for $8 you really can't go wrong giving it a try. Many scents costing much more don't really do much better. BTW, the bottle is made of very cheap plastic, not near the quality of the other bottles in the Clubman line. Be careful not to drop it as the neck on mine broke off as it hit the bathroom floor! 15 February 2009 |
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