Brut Revolution (2006)
by Fabergé

ADG clone with a tad more spice. Longevity is average. Value depends on the price you get it for.

28th January, 2011.

As the other reviewers said: an ADG clone with a significant pepper note. It isn't bad, but it has nothing to really like about it. It has rather poor longevity on my skin. Halston’s Unbound for Men is a much better deal.

4th December, 2009. (Last Edited: 28th January, 2011.)

a very good drugstore fragrance its very inoffensive and lasts reasonably long for an aquatic the neutral rating is for the price and that for the same price you could grab a bottle of Halston's Unbound which is a better option for an aquatic scent

17th May, 2009.

ADG clone, but nicer IMHO. A good on the cheap fragrance - the longevity is alright, a bit more spicy (with pepper) than ADG - that's about all that can be said. . .

Would I buy it again? No.

27th August, 2008.

I've since revised my review of this thread. it is definitely a derivative of Acqua di Gio, although it smells less smooth and more distinct. There is more of a sense of pepperiness here from the vetiver in the base notes, almost like a leathery smell more than an earthy smell. The lasting power is decent and on the whole it isn't realy a clone of Acqua di Gio but is vaguely similar. Recommended if you like this style of fragrance, but it definitely is derivative of AdG.

13rd May, 2008. (Last Edited: 29th June, 2008.)

To me, Brut Revolution is just a slightly soapier clone of Acqua Di Gio without much silage or lasting power. If you like the smell of AdG but don't want to spend much on something that completely blends in with the crowd, this is one step above a gas station "InStyle" version. The bottle's kind of neat, too.

Notes: Woods, Patchouli, Black Pepper, Musk, Moss

25th April, 2008.