Suggestions for casual "off-duty" scent

So, I don't need a huge scent wardrobe - I'm happy trying a lot of things through samples and decant, but I'd like to have four or five go-to scents to rely on depending on the situation.

The "Money" Scent: Bois du Portugal
This is the "Yes, I'm working, and I'm the one in charge" scent. Has a great personality on me without overpowering.

The "Clean" Scent: Tam Dao
Runners-up: Heeley's Sel Marin, T&H 1805
This is for maybe working, maybe out during the daytime, but low profile. Notice the runners-up are both marine / aquatic scents. They work well on me, but don't really do anything for me personally. Sel Marin is an outstanding scent for its type, but I'm not a huge fan of the genre. Tam Dao is great: one clean note that smells very good.

The "Significant Other" Scent - YSL M7
Runners-up: Eau d'Hermes, C&S No. 88
This stuff is phenomenal on me. She's not into a lot of scents - JPG Le Male is about the only thing she wears with any regularity. I thought she might like Ambre Sultan, but it's just too sweet on me to bear. M7 works like crazy.

NOTE: here is where I need the suggestions...

The "Off-Duty" Scent - ???
Leading Candidates: Chergui, Himalaya, ...?
This is for evenings out, but more of a casual setting, not an intimate setting. Chergui I consider a strong candidate here. Great scent but still reserved, stays close to the skin. Drawback is short longevity so far, though I only have a sample. I think a spray might do better in this area. Himalaya is OK, but doesn't rock my socks off. Ideas?



(Side note - the Significant Other's bottle of Le Male is almost out; if anyone has suggestions of something similar but slightly more unique I could have her try, I'd be interested - if not, I may just get her another bottle, because it smells great on her.)

Thanks!

Thanks for the suggestion - I'll give that one a try.

Great suggestions, guys. Thanks!

Again, thanks guys! I'm off in search of some samples...

All great suggestions in here - and yes, I have a spray decant of Chergui on the way - all I had to try previously was a small sample vial from Aedes.

Thanks again!

Update:

I tried Chergui in a spray, and what a difference! Much more presence, and a more agressive opening than before. Fantastic.

YSL L'Homme: Nice scent, though it seems to disappear very rapidly on me. However, I also tried Caron's 3rd Man, which works extremely well on me. Very interesting fragrance to this one. I need a few more wears on the Caron, though I'll give L'Homme a proper few wearings too.

Surprise test: Rose 31. I really, really like this. It's more subtle than No. 88, which on me seems not to evolve at all and is like having rose petals and sandalwood stuffed up my nose for 8 hours. (Don't take that as a knock, No. 88 is fantastic with a light hand.) However, Rose 31 is something that I think could be pulled off on a more day-to-day basis.

Clearly, I still have more to try, though I think I definitely see bottles of Chergui and Rose 31 in my future. Most likely 3rd Man as well.

Still waiting on my blind-buy of Carlo Corinto Vetiver to arrive...

Carlo Corinto Vetyver:

Now, I did not really appreciate the first few vetiver scents I tried, but I think my nose had just not developed to that point yet, as it was very early on in my introduction to this hobby...

Wow. This is a whole different animal. Starts off VERY powerful. Heavy on the frankincense, and I think I get a bit of anise and cumin in the background? Maybe that's just my nose playing tricks on me. The vetiver starts to come through after a few minutes and it settles down into a wonderful earthy green. My nose isn't nearly as good as wicozani's, but I'd say his description in this thread is spot-on. I can't stop smelling my wrist. Definite keeper here.