after a slight internal debate, i bought a bottle of Varvatos Vintage last week to replace the Hermes Eau D'Orange after i oversprayed its longevity-less glory into oblivion.
I continue to not be very impressed with the regular Varvatos scent, HOWEVER the Vintage stuff is really damn impressive.
It's a very bright, floral, sweet and not-so-sweet fragrance. The opening notes are definitely rhubarb-influenced, but that wears off in 10 minutes. What's left is some sort of a boozy, fruity-leathery combination which is out of this world in this humid, hot NYC summer.....it really does smell amazing. It doesn't have the vanilla overtones that the original Varvatos has....but it's got a kick of leather juiced up in it. Every time i wear it, i love it more and more......it's so easy to use, cheap to buy, and has alot of class......and i get plenty of longetivity and sillage from it.
i'm officially impressed.
I continue to not be very impressed with the regular Varvatos scent, HOWEVER the Vintage stuff is really damn impressive.
It's a very bright, floral, sweet and not-so-sweet fragrance. The opening notes are definitely rhubarb-influenced, but that wears off in 10 minutes. What's left is some sort of a boozy, fruity-leathery combination which is out of this world in this humid, hot NYC summer.....it really does smell amazing. It doesn't have the vanilla overtones that the original Varvatos has....but it's got a kick of leather juiced up in it. Every time i wear it, i love it more and more......it's so easy to use, cheap to buy, and has alot of class......and i get plenty of longetivity and sillage from it.
i'm officially impressed.








