Fragrance Reviews by AlphaBrahma

Definitely a MUST HAVE scent, IMHO. Distinctive and professional.

A much finer "Green" fragrance than Creed's Green Irish Tweed. I get more complements on this than I do for any other fragrance. The comment is almost always the same, "boy, do you smell goooood!"
On a personal note, my favorite "Green" scent is Yerbamate by Lorenzo Villoresi. There is no close second, period.

This is a very good, well balanced, scent that is an absolute steal for the price.

Basenotes' description is right on the money.
I buried this EDT under the sink and had to pull it out to make sure I had the one that is selling on Ebay for unbelieveable amounts of money. It is.
It was a poor choice for $30.00 in the early 90's and still is.
If you want a somewhat similar, but better, fragrance try Lolita Lempicka au Masculin.

No hyperbole below. A masterpiece plain and simple.

Warm and inviting. If you are looking to add a spice scent look no further.

Perhaps it is because I am a rookie, but Yerbamate does not blend well with me at all. Of the 5 LV scents I have this is, by far, my least favorite and would not purchase it again.

This is a masterpiece! Professional to the core with great longevity.

I, too, have found Creed's SMW very disappointing. If you are looking for brisk-dry go straight to Lorenzo Villoresi's Vetiver.

Perhaps second best.... with it's clean and very sharp edge. IMHO, the finest is Annick Goutal's Vetiver.

I picked this out of a a handful of scents in a "blind" trial. All others were better known - Givenchy, Perry Ellis, Bvlgari and YSL products. Worth a try and dirt cheap.

Clean, professional yet seductive. The only all-occasion scent I know of.

This scent is stunning! IMHO, the reviews below are increadibly accurate in describing the warmth and richness that make this scent nothing short of blissful.

Masculine scent that dries down very pleasantly.
If Gucci would change their cheap plastic container, one that never stays glued together, their ratings and sales would surely head North.

Very pleasant, professional. I find it a little more refined than Envy, but similar (dare I say). I cannot wait to try the new version.