Recent Reviews

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  Eau De Kananga by Rigaud

  Reviewed by bokaba
  Let me first say that Eau de Kananga is a brilliant but not mind-blowing scent. Eau de Kananga, at least the Rigaud version, is not a feminine fragrance and in reality a unisex if not exclusively...
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  Garofano by Santa Maria Novella, 1828

  Reviewed by bokaba
  SMN Garofano is a realistic and beautifully orchestrated carnation perfume. It is strong, spicy, and heady with floral overtones. Garofano is spicy, but not as spicy as Caron's Coup de Fouet. It...
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  Cravache by Robert Piguet, 1963

  Reviewed by rbaker
  The initial freshness is short and followed by a green clary sage note that is complimented by a nice traditional lavender. The brightness remains present in the drydown and is underlined by a...
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  Javanese Patchouli by Ermenegildo Zegna, 2012

  Reviewed by Lovescully
  While I've never been to the island of Java, I imagine that this is what an Indonesian forest floor might smell like; dark, earthy, woody & musky.  Zegna's Javanese Patchouli is a very...
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  Neroli Portofino by Tom Ford, 2007

  Reviewed by JourneymanDave
  First wear test of Neroli Portofino today.  Wore it to work with 4 sprays.  It was slighltly sharp right out of the gate, so I'm glad I applied at home just before making my drive, as that gave...
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