Moustache EDP (winter/fall)
Azzarro Pour Homme (winter/fall)
Future Fiction EDP (summer/spring)
Xerysus (spring/fall/winter)
I guess I should have more for the dead of summer but I don't like summer frags in general. I hate those bitter, acrid notes and the aqua business, especially on the drydowns. FF is by FAR the best scent for me among those suggested for summer. It's got enough sharp notes to qualify for the hot weather but is mellow at heart.
Xerysus is a "tweener" as it is old school "manly", (sort of what I imagine that an aristocratic top hat and cane carrying dude in Victorian England might have worn) but it's a blast of citrus and lavender right off the bat. It has a "s...load" of different notes but they all work together and lend to the versatility. Think "CLASS".
Azzaro is an anise-based oldy but a classic, and the only drawback is that the strength is diminshed from what it used to be, as is the case with MOST reformulations nowadays. (So I just spray on MORE and carry a decant
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Moustache edp is my FAVORITE at the moment. It is a smooth and sophisticated SPICE BOMB that screams "James Bond". The projection and the longjevity are outstanding also - better than 90% of everything else I have ever sampled or owned. Only around $50-60 for 4.2 ounces on the online discount websites.
(I don't always "follow the rules" as far as the applicable season to wear each scent, but just thought I'd categorize them along those lines for what it's worth)
Azzarro Pour Homme (winter/fall)
Future Fiction EDP (summer/spring)
Xerysus (spring/fall/winter)
I guess I should have more for the dead of summer but I don't like summer frags in general. I hate those bitter, acrid notes and the aqua business, especially on the drydowns. FF is by FAR the best scent for me among those suggested for summer. It's got enough sharp notes to qualify for the hot weather but is mellow at heart.
Xerysus is a "tweener" as it is old school "manly", (sort of what I imagine that an aristocratic top hat and cane carrying dude in Victorian England might have worn) but it's a blast of citrus and lavender right off the bat. It has a "s...load" of different notes but they all work together and lend to the versatility. Think "CLASS".
Azzaro is an anise-based oldy but a classic, and the only drawback is that the strength is diminshed from what it used to be, as is the case with MOST reformulations nowadays. (So I just spray on MORE and carry a decant
)Moustache edp is my FAVORITE at the moment. It is a smooth and sophisticated SPICE BOMB that screams "James Bond". The projection and the longjevity are outstanding also - better than 90% of everything else I have ever sampled or owned. Only around $50-60 for 4.2 ounces on the online discount websites.
(I don't always "follow the rules" as far as the applicable season to wear each scent, but just thought I'd categorize them along those lines for what it's worth)
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