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post #61 of 72
How could I miss this thread?

Here goes:

1) Vetiver Pour Elle



2) TDC Sel d'Vetiver
3) Le Labo Vetiver 46
4) Givenchy Vetyver
5) ELDO Fat Electrician

I think....?

Honorable Mentions: Vetiver Extraordinaire, Chanel Sycamore, Annick Goutal Vetiver

Holy Crap! As I keep reading through this thread, I keep finding more and more vetivers I think are great. Hard to come up with a top 5. Just goes to show how many different interpretations there are of this note.
post #62 of 72
I've found one that deserves to be near the top of my list: Amouage Memoir Man.

The vetiver in this is more like the vetiver in Encre Noir. It is dark and smoky and ashen. It's definitely more of an indonesian (dirty/earthy/smoky) vetiver than a hatian (green/floral) or rhus khus (green/grassy/minty).
post #63 of 72

Guerlain Vetiver (vintage)
Carlo Corinto Vetiver
Chanel Sycomore (new)
Lalique Encre Noir
Adolpho Dominguez Vetiver Hombre/MPG Route du Vetiver(tie)
post #64 of 72
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Originally Posted by DavidBond007 View Post


Le labo vetiver, guerlain,prada, creed, l'occitane,tom ford, hermes, encre( forgot the exact spelling) and have only liked the two creed vetivers and the l'occitane. Still looking for my daily signiture vetiver since l'occitane and the 1948 creed are no longer made. Probably will get original vetiver. But I digess, again sorry if this topic is getting repetitive.

Really? You trashed Creed's Original Vetiver in your review a few months back. Smelled "like death" to you back in April. Was "The worst Creed ever made in my opinion," back then. Perhaps you should update your review?
post #65 of 72
In no particular order

• Encre Noire by Lalique
•*Mugler Cologne by Thierry Mugler
• Story by Paul Smith
• Vetiver Extrodinaire by Frederic Malle
• Grey Vetiver by Tom Ford
post #66 of 72
Thread Starter 
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Originally Posted by A. Homme View Post

Really? You trashed Creed's Original Vetiver in your review a few months back. Smelled "like death" to you back in April. Was "The worst Creed ever made in my opinion," back then. Perhaps you should update your review?

I did a redo they still have not updated it. My taste changed and I have gotten use to vetiver. Strange as it is, my tastes change and will continue to change. I hate that about my nose.
post #67 of 72
Sycomore
Vetiver Bourbon, Miller Harris
Vetyver, Givenchy
Vetiver Extraordinaire
Vetyver, Patricia de Nicolaï
post #68 of 72
Quote:
Originally Posted by DavidBond007 View Post

I did a redo they still have not updated it. My taste changed and I have gotten use to vetiver. Strange as it is, my tastes change and will continue to change. I hate that about my nose.

Ahh, I should have known. I posted a few reviews months ago, and they never showed up.
post #69 of 72
Thread Starter 
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Originally Posted by A. Homme View Post

Ahh, I should have known. I posted a few reviews months ago, and they never showed up.

it happens to the best of us lol
post #70 of 72
Thread Starter 
Well i got to try the l'artisan vetiver, jo malone's two vetivers, vetiver tonka and frederic malle's vetiver so I have been actively searching and so far I would add FM vetiver and vetiver tonka to my now top 5 list since i only had 3 to start with. It seems I like a lot of fresh vetivers, even though I am trying to find a dark one that would be interesting to me without it smelling like dirt per se. I tried the vetiver by guerlain again, I cannot count how many times I have tried it and it still smells bad to me.
post #71 of 72
Grey Vetiver
Givenchy Vetyver
Encre Noire
Acquae Nobilis
Floris Vetiver
post #72 of 72
Malle - Vetiver Extraordinaire
Tom Ford - Grey Vetiver
Givenchy - Vetyver
Creed - Vetiver (not OV, which I like not love)
Hermessence - Vetiver Tonka
Mazzolari - Vetyver

Dying to try the Diptyque.
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