Gant Adventure (2005)
by Gant USA

If you want a fragrane that is FRESH, LONG LASTING and with great SILLAEGE then this is the one ....

a summer, daytime fragrance that worths the money you pay .... go for it and you wont regret it .....

5th January, 2009.

This fragrance is very citrus-sy...however, I must agree with a previous reviewer when they state that the "head" scent dies off almost immediately. This is probably something that one would wear if they desired a daily, non-offensive scent. However, if you're looking for a bit of a kick; try tainting this fragrance with another cologne/body spray.

12nd January, 2006.

I bought it largely on the strength of in-magazine tester. I thought it was a relatively new marine scent. The real thing turned out to be much more lacklustre than I thought. The top note is so weak that the alcohol kills it off with no trace, and by the time the alcohol dries, you have arrived into dry-down, which is unremarkable except for a nice hint of old clean paper - not library dust, but expensive German paper in a draughtsman's workshop. It is just a hint, though. I would not buy another bottle.

22nd September, 2005.

This fragrance is just so fresh and addictive; I've dropped Aqua Di Gio in favor of this for now. The fragrance is wonderfully fresh, similar to the Giorgio Armani’s classic, doesn’t have the initial punch of Aqua but seems to last considerably longer. Doesn’t have the femine floral after smell of Aqua either, it’s much more masculine. Has some hints of Cool Water and freshness of Tommy T.
Try to test this one on its own or at least first up, the fragrance seems to be easily over powered by others when testing, to the point were you can hardly detect it. But alone you will defiantly will know its their and will appreciate its tantalizing qualities.

The bottle is a very light turquoise color which reminds of the water at a tranquil tropical island.

Just released Aug 2005 in Australia and I’m thinking this one will be very popular and have a long future.

5th September, 2005.