I haven't, but my guess is that the base was very different. The version I have possesses a cheap woody/amber base that doesn't do justice to the top and mids. I don't detect the moss note that is supposed to be there, but that could have helped out. Did the original have a strong base notes, different base notes, or was it the same? I enjoy Green Jeans all the way through, but the base of PS is just not enjoyable (too generic).
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Has anyone sampled vintage Pino Silvestre ?
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