Comprehensive Gourmand List For New Members

Gourmands are awesome, how can you NOT like smelling delicious!?
So i figure, why not make a list for the newer members to have? Tell me what im missing so i can edit it into the posting. I mostly only know men's fragrances so if the women wanna help out, that'd be awesome Also, i want to do short reviews of each, however i have not tried all of them, so feel free to post reviews of the ones i dont have and ill edit them in. Thank you!

Now this raises the question: what is a gourmand? You may or may not have heard the term used but it quite simply means that the fragrance smells edible. For example, i own Givenchy's Pi. In the drydown it smells EXACTLY like marshmallows (this is the benzoin crystals), giving it a quite delicious aroma that can even make you hungry!

- Coney Island - Bond No. 9

REVIEW: Caramel, chocolate, vanilla, musk...it is said to be like A*Men in gourmand notes but rather a much higher quality, better constructed fragrance.

- Original Santal - Creed

REVIEW:A higher quality, niche gourmand, similar in smell to JOOP! Homme. Has a "candy berry" accord

- Rochas Man - Rochas

REVIEW: Its very sweet, with a raspberry/mocha vibe with some vanilla in the base.

- Givenchy Pi - Givenchy

REVIEW: Marshmallow drydown, its that simple.

- Givenchy Play Intense - Givenchy

REVIEW: Oriental woody fragrance with a chocolate accord in it.

- Le Male - Jean Paul Gaultier

REVIEW: The gourmand drydown takes awhile to get to but it smells like sugar cookies.

- A*Men/ Angel Men - Thierry Mugler

REVIEW: Chocolate, milky caramel, coffee, vanilla, tonka; its like a very good desert.

- Pure Malt - Thierry Mugler

REVIEW: Has liquor-like opening notes that has a hint of coffee; drydown is more or less the same as A*Men

- JOOP! Homme - JOOP!

REVIEW: Candy in a bottle; is extremely strong

- Hollister SoCal - Hollister Co.

REVIEW: Its like AXE Dark Chocolate Body Wash with a coconut and warm sandalwood accord.

- Pure Coffee - Thierry Mugler

REVIEW: Like A*Men but with a much stronger and longer lasting coffee accord

- Princess - Vera Wang

REVIEW: Cake in a bottle, with guava, apple, and other less obvious fruity notes. Extremely sweet and delicious.

- Glam Princess - Vera Wang

REVIEW: "Cremesicles" a very vanilla-y orange, its delicious smelling

- Angel - Thierry Mugler

REVIEW: The first gourmand, with honey, chocolate, vanilla, caramel, and other notes

- Very Irresistable - Givenchy

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- Fantasy - Britney Spears

REVIEW: A strange, sweet, addicting cupcake aroma; very synthetic

- Hanae Mori

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- Body Kouros - Yves Saint Laurent

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- L`Eau au Masculin - Lolita Lempicka

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- Armani Code - Giorgio Armani

REVIEW: Although a woody oriental spicey fragrance, it can have a "cinnamon bum" quality to it.

- Hypnotic Poison - Cristian Dior

REVIEW: Has an almond accord to it

- Black XS - Paco Rabbane

REVIEW: Has a strong strawberry accord

- Endymion - Penhaligons

REVIEW: A combination of sage and spice, together with a long chocolate, toffee and mocha finish

- John Varvatos - John Varvatos

REVIEW: Going out on a limb with his one but it has a very cherry, warm, almost creamy feel to it until the drydown, which is a strong leather vanilla; basically i find the top and some of the heart to be a sweet, cherry-like gourmand

to answer a couple questions...

Yes, the concept of a gourmand fragrance is totally subjective. i barely consider A*Men a gourmand since on my skin it ends up more with an incense-y woody vibe instead of chocolate, while at the same time Le Male smells like sugar cookies to me on my skin, go figure! So yes, your suggestions can and most likely will be totally subjective. I'll probably add a warning sorta like "Caution: gourmands are a very subjective fragrance type as skin chemistry, environment, and many other factors can influence how one smells a particular fragrance."

updated with more fragrances and most have reviews now. Ill add some more of the one's mentioned later when i get to research them more