Supremacy Silver

Afnan Supremacy Silver Men EDP opens with a moderate projection of smokey, and fruity accords. The most prominent fruit notes are pineapple and bergamot with a touch of apple. The pineapple note is very crisp, sweet, and sharpened by the bergamot that enhances it, the apple is just a soft touch accompanying the pineapple. The birch is the next most prominent accord, a woody, smoky, and intense accord. The black currant adds its berry-like, a green, and tangy touch which enhances the birch and pineapple. The rose, jasmine, and patchouli are very light touches, just to support the feature notes, they don’t have any significant participation. As the fragrance commences to dry-down, the oakmoss brings a woody accord which blends with the birch, the vanilla is just a soft sweet touch, and finally, the musk and ambergris blend themselves producing an accord that is tilted to the ambergris than to the musk. This resulting ambergris accord has an earthy, mossy, and slightly mineral accord, not animalic or sour. The most noticeable opening to dry-down change is, the bergamot and apple accords are noticeable during the opening, they significantly fade away as the fragrance dries down. Once Afnan Supremacy Silver Men EDP has reached its full dry-down, it can be summarized as a moderate projection, slightly sweet, fruity (pineapple, black currant), and birch (woody, smoky) fragrance with musky (ambergris) accords. The fragrance feels delectable, elegant, energizing, fresh, fruity, inviting, masculine, modern, ambergris musky, nicely-blended, playful, refreshing, smokey, sporty, slightly sweet, versatile, woody, zesty, and very pleasant. BATCH REVIEWED: 2019 () WOW RATING: 9/10. The combination of smoky wood and pineapple is great. DISLIKE RATING: 0/10. The notes in this fragrance and inoffensive. UNIQUENESS: 5/10. Pineapple-based fragrances are common. MASS APPEAL: 10/10. This is a crowd-pleasing fragrance. PROJECTION: 2/10. Moderate to low, about 2 feet around the wearer. SILLAGE: 2/10. Moderate to low, about 2 feet behind the wearer. APPLICATION: 4 or more atomizations to improve performance. LONGEVITY: 3/10. Moderate to low, about 3 hours. SEASONS: Spring, summer, and fall. OCCASIONS: Formal events, outdoor gatherings, office, business casual, home, and dating. VERSATILITY: 9/10. Highly versatile, this fragrance can be worn most of the year, almost for any occasion. GENDER: Masculine, the woody, and smoky accords lean it to the masculine side. AGES: Any. RECOMMENDATION: For the average individual, and even for those with experience in perfumery, identifying the differences between Afnan Supremacy Silver and Creed Aventus without going into a side-by-side detailed analysis, will be difficult. Afnan Supremacy Silver Men EDP has a more prominent sharper pineapple/black currant accord, but Aventus batches can vary favoring different notes. In any case, Afnan Supremacy Silver Men EDP can be found discounted for about $30. At this price and considering the outstanding similarities with Creed Aventus, this is a great buy. Don’t wear a clone of Creed Aventus, wear just Afnan Supremacy Silver. BLIND-BUY: Yes. SIMILAR: These are some examples of fragrances that feature pineapple as the main accord. Bond No 9 The Scent of Peace for Him is a great one; Dua Fragrances Poseidon's Tux is a clone house with a couple of good fragrances, this is one of them and it features strong pineapple; Creed Aventus of course; Nishane Hacivat Unisex Parfum by Nishane is a powerful pineapple fragrance; Parfums Vintage Pineapple Vintage Intense EDP is another clone house, this version of their Creed Aventus clone favors pineapple over the smoky notes; Roja Parfums Elysium Cologne Parfum Spray for Men is another niche quality pineapple, fruity and woody fragrance; Armaf Club De Nuit Intense EDT is an affordable and good Creed Aventus clone; finally and of course, Creed Aventus, Tiziana Terenzi is a pineapple, soft incense and dry wood fragrance, very good; Afnan Supremacy Silver is good a slightly sweet, pineapple, black currant, and birch (woody, smoky) fragrance. SUMMARY: A moderate projection, slightly sweet, fruity (pineapple, black currant), and birch (woody, smoky) fragrance with musky (ambergris) accords. The fragrance feels delectable, elegant, energizing, fresh, fruity, inviting, masculine, modern, ambergris musky, nicely-blended, playful, refreshing, smokey, sporty, slightly sweet, versatile, woody, zesty, and very pleasant.

Probably the best Aventus clone. If you're anything like me, I like a good clone, but I also try to own the original of what that perfume may be impersonating. With Aventus, that option always left me with a sour taste in my mouth, I'd go to the Large City Department Store, in the niche perfume sector sat 'Aventus' and I'd effectively drench my hand and arm in it, with those Creed Atomisers, it's not too difficult. Within 4 hours, not more or less, the scent was scant and effectively gone, say for a smooth musky smell for another hours tops. I do trust people when they speak about the 'magic' Creed had, my mother, who got me into this hobby, owned an old bottle of 'Love in White' which was one of the most beautiful, smooth and 'Three-Dimensional' scents I've ever smelled, alas, I got into the hobby too late and would never consider buying Aventus at $500 AUD, too flat, hollow and short-lived. Supremacy Silver was a clone I got after already having 2 different clones of the same perfume in Club De Nuit Intense Man EDP and L'Aventure Intense, the former having this distinct 'lemon' smell, which mind you wasn't bad, but not close to Aventus and the latter, being far too citrusy and white floral leaning, almost 'neroli cologne' like. I am happy with both, however, I can tell the difference very easily. The Presentation is nothing short of phenomenal, yes, this is a lot of praise because when it comes to Arabic Houses, sadly I've effectively taught my brain to always expect something horrid, as it least I would never be surprised, but this here is very classy and tasteful, you won't have to hide this bottle away, or any from the Supremacy Line, unlike, say, Modest Une. The scent, when I tell you that this is scarily close to the Aventus I smelled at the department store, of course I'm not ridiculous, this has its shortcomings, this is much more screechy than Aventus, where Aventus you can still 'pick apart' the notes from one another, albeit with much more difficulty than say my mother's Vintage Love in White, here, you cannot, the pineapple is much more apparent here than in CDNIM and thus much closer to Aventus, the citrus has this tendency to come off as aggressive as reviewer koasqute put it "Angry Citrus" which I feel is the largest discrepancy to one of the closest clones I've ever smelled in general, say for Midnight Oud by Ard Al Zafaraan. The performance is very fair and reasonable. I often get at the very least 6 hours with and extra here and there as a faint skin scent, this is already an improvement over the original, sadly. The Projection is good, louder in the opening though. The price for this unbeatable. I bought my bottle for $60 AUD as opposed to $450-500 AUD. An absolute steal. This clones Aventus, enough said for versatility, maybe less versatile than Explorer with cleans out the smoky-birch accord from Aventus, but this will still garner compliments. I wear CDNIM for performance, L'Aventure Intense in extreme weather and now this for when i want to get as close to Aventus as possible. $60 = 8/10 $80+ = 6/10

I sampled Afnan Supremacy Silver (ASS) during September 2014 when there were not many quality Aventus Clones available, and judged it to be the most realistic Aventus clone that I had sampled to date. So I bought two bottles during November 2014 and over the years, and after buying/sampling an endless stream of Aventus Clones being released, my opinion really hasn't changed. While the pineapple and birch notes are certainly in this fragrance, just like all other clones I've tried this one can't match those gorgeous burnt-pineapple and smokey-birch accords found in King Aventus. Still, it is very nice and one of the better efforts. Moreover, it can be tweaked as others have mentioned. When I first sniffed ASS back in 2014 I was ready to pour the lesser clones (aka Aventus Clowns) like Spirit Stench, Unpredictable Displeasure and Ilum Dean Fiasco down the drain. Based on comments below, I see others agree with Afnan Supremacy Silver (ASS) being one of the better clones out there. But after 4-years the the problem remains getting one's hands on some of this really nice ASS since--here in the States--it is typically only shipped from the Middle East and India. Moreover, several other really nice Aventus Clones have come along the past 2-3 years that are much easier to obtain and half-the-price. Although I prefer ASS (who doesn't?) I can see how others may prefer CdNI, L'Aventure or Pure II...which are all very good copies IMO. ASS performs pretty well on my skin in that is lasts a solid 6-hours and projects moderately for about 2-hours. I've had the opportunity to wear this fragrance many times over the past three years and very much like Aventus with the following exceptions: it's a bit woodier and lacks that smoky-birch, that pineapples fades away too soon, it doesn't perform as well as Aventus (average projection and longevity versus excellent) and it lacks that full-bodied richness one attributes to Creed's ambergris. I have been layering ASS with Demeter Pineapple which extends the pineapple vibe another half-hour or so. I never thought adding a drop of pineapple essential oil, but it sounds like something I should try. Regardless, I have something like a dozen Aventus clones in the Scent Armory yet I almost always reach for Aventus when I am in an Aventus mood. Some of the clones come close, but nothing has been able to duplicate that addictive burnt-pineapple and smokey-birch accords that makes Aventus magical. The bottom line is ASS is worth taking a sniff. If it passes the sniff test, and if you don't mind paying $50-$60 for ASS here in the States, then buy it.

I've had this for about a week and it's a really nice fragrance for warmer spring and less sunny summer days, could fit perfectly for fall on some skin types. The opening is really "sweaty" for me, when I spray myself I instantly smell the odor of something animalic/sweaty, but it lasts only for about 5-10 minutes, then it becomes a bit green with the other notes calming down a lot. After 2 hours you can clearly smell the woody, mossy and patchouli tones, which are really nicely blended, the wood isn't strongly oud and the moss isn't overly "wet" like a forest after a heavy rain. At some point the "sweat" comes back, but not in a stinky/unpleasant form, it blends with the wood and moss to smell like natural manly pheromones on a warm day, which i really love. I can't however find ANY fruity notes, neither the sweetness of pineapple or sourness of black currant and bergamot, it somewhat reminds me of Loewe Esencia EDT, but quieter and more sophisticated, this would be a great choice for a 20-25yo guy looking for a fragrance somewhat elegant, but also viable for 99% occasions in spring and summer, except for really strong heat, because it would become a bit cloying. Honestly I can't seem to find anyone with similar experience with this as me, so it might just be my skin blending the fragrance in this way. The projection is fine, you can wear it in a class/lecture and people 2 seats from you will slightly smell you, but at the same time it won't suffocate anyone at the gym (it also blends really well with your natural sweat during a workout, just apply it 1/2 hours before going to the gym), longevity is good, I get around 8-10 hours of solid performance, after it I smell it after moving my arms and chest closer to my head, but people in arm-length will still feel your smell. EDIT: I can now smell some of the sweet fruitiness, it has got a lot better, now it's a 4,7/5 when it was a 4,3/5.

DO YOU FANCY A PINEAPLLE-SMOKED BIRCH-AMBERGRIS BLENDING? [short review] Aventus clones have almost become a subdivision of perfumery, or even a type of perfume. However, I realise that the best Aventus clone is really... Creed Aventus. There is nothing like the original. From time to time I like to dwell on this subject. Several members of this look-alike family can give us three olfactory notes that I like to experience together in the same blend: Pineapple, smoked birch and ambergris! The different interpretations can be very different and lead to different types of similarities to the original Aventus. I don't care if they are 99.9% similar to Aventus or not. For the 99.9% similarity, I have Aventus and I don't trust anything else. Sometimes you can be pleasantly surprised by a new designer's approach to this type of fragrance. I like a strong, sweet and long note of roasted pineapple. I like a striking, smoky birch. I want the amber to be very long, with a little sea salt, but not too salty. This description fits the Afnan Supremacy Silver very well. Recent batches of Aventus have less smoke and are more fruity. You may enjoy another characteristic of this Afnan juice. It is smoother than most of its counterparts. However, I must admit that I would have preferred a higher concentration and a more intense aroma. The performance is acceptable and it offers you 7 hours of longevity with 3 sprays. The sillage radius peaks at five feet. The two-hour projection is acceptable. The price is set at around 30 euros and seems reasonably inexpensive. The presentation is well above average for a Middle Eastern designer. MY OPINION: This is one of the most respectable knock-offs of Aventus. The presentation is very nice, it is smokier than the Al Haramain and smoother than the Armaf offerings. On top of that, it can be bought under the 30 Euro milestone. MUSIC: Mel & Kim - Respectable

I am so disappointed in this scent. I purchased Supremacy Silver a few months ago. The first time that I used, it had a nice smell. The projection and sillage was moderate. It lasted on my skin for maybe 4-5 hours. So, like most Middle Eastern fragrances, I let it sit and macerate for awhile. I thought that letting this fragrance sit for a while would help. Not in my case. It got worse. The fragrance now becomes a skin scent after an hour after spraying. The projection sucks. I tried overspraying and that doesn't help. One of the worst blind buys that I have made. I will say I love the smell of Supremacy Silver until it becomes a "no scent" after an hour. 😡 Edited on 4/2/23 I have two bottles of Supremacy Silver. I noticed that the first bottle has slightly improved with a month of macerating. The second bottle smells as strong as the first bottle w/out macerating. I also noticed that the first spray is strong for 30 minutes then it quickly turns into a skin scent for maybe 6 hours. I'm still not gonna give up on Supremacy Silver!! Edited on 7/12/23 It's crazy how a fragrance can change within months. I can definitely say that this fragrance has improved tremendously. Like night and day. I used it two times this week and it is performing so much better. Now it is lasting a solid 8 hours on my skin and longer on clothes. I guess Supremacy Silver needs time to improve. It took 6 months but it is smelling and performing so much better!!

Obviously the only reason anyone is reading the reviews of this fragrance is to determine if it's a good Aventus clone, and how it stacks up against the hordes of other Aventus clones. So here's my take... YES, this is a very good fragrance! I'm not going to get into fruity batches vs. smokey batches or whatever, but to me it's got a nice balance of both pineapple and birch, which is probably one thing you're looking for, right? It also performs really well on me. I've had issues going nose blind to Aventus clones in the past (Armaf's CDNI, in particular), but two shots to the arm and Supremacy Silver is projecting hours later.* In terms of quality, I'd say this smells better than CDNI, L'Aventure, and Insurrection II Pure. It's on par with Rasasi's Rumz 9325 (Zebra), which is IMO the best-smelling Aventus clone out there, but is unfortunately only available in 50ml bottles. Supremacy Silver can be had for around the same price, but for twice the amount of fragrance, so there's another thing to keep in mind. Bottom line: Supremacy Silver is, to me, better than most Aventus clones out there, both in terms of smell and performance. There's obviously no reason whatsoever to buy it if you already have such a fragrance, but if you don't, I can definitely recommend this one. *My bottle was made in 2018, made in UAE. If you're worried about batch codes of clone fragrances, well, that's a rabbit hole I'm not going to dive into...

I'm going to compare this to Not Only Intense. The pros of this one are that the opening is very natural smelling. It has a lot of clear bergamot and that nicely, not overdone black currant. As many reviewers have mentioned, this one gets points for smelling more natural than other Aventus clones including Not Only Intense. Not Only Intense has that isobutylquinoline leathery note from almost the top of the fragrance with large amounts of black currant. The base of it can turn some people off. With Silver, you get much of the same things but it is actually smoother and nothing is sticking out, if that makes sense. This is a classier fragrance than Not Only Intense--and all of the black currant and patchouli kind of smother out what might otherwise be a good top note (you end up missing that juicy bergamot opening here that you get in Silver). Also, it seems like they're using Super Ambroxan IFF in Silver, with this very clean dry down that may come across a little soapy. It's just that the performance is pretty abysmal. It's an office, air conditioner fragrance which won't last in the heat. It's French perfumery, light airy bubble of bergamot and black currant. Not Only Intense just feels like they dialed much of the black currant and patchouli, and you obviously get a more long lasting with NOI.

I got this over CDNIM because I wanted something less loud that smelled higher quality, I'm not disappointed. Surprisingly, at least in the opening, I can barely sense any pineapple, it's mostly black currant, bergamot, jasmine and birch that stand out, the notes are very well balanced and none of them overpower each other. I did buy this specifically because I wanted a more pineapple forward Aventus clone, it's there but nowhere near as prevalent as I expected from the reviews. After a couple of hours the black currant slips away and what you get is mostly bergamot, birch and patchouli. In terms of performance, it projects well for an hour, maybe two, nothing crazy but someone standing near you will smell you, after that it's almost a skin scent for the next 4 hours before dissipating. It's great as an everyday scent, it doesn't have the performance you want for a date or a party, but for work/university or other mundane occasions it's perfect. I think it's also worth mentioning that on my first day of using it I got 2 compliments from 2 different people, which is something I can't say for CDNIM or other better performing fragrances.

Some people say that this smells like bacon. But are we really getting a double bacon cheeseburger with a side of blackcurrant? The opening has a crisp and bright bergamot. Very fresh and not synthetic-smelling. There is a black currant note present (but this is done way better than Not Only Intense which seems to take this same formula and overdose everything until it smells cheap). This one, however, is pretty balanced. It contains a chemical called isobutyl quinoline, which is a leather-smelling compound and can be very harsh. I'm 98% sure it's in there, and if it is not, then it has to be cade oil, which would give it the burnt smell quality. Those two chemicals smell quite different by themselves--but both can go smoky depending on what else is in the formula. It's definitely here, but it's still balanced. I don't think the smoky note is overdone. It adds to its longevity, and it still maintains its freshness. I also get good longevity out of this one compared to most people. It has a clean ambrox super smell (kind of like very expensive soap). The girlfriend likes it, and it's not expensive, so I say, "why not."

Supremacy Silver is an exceptional fragrance that effectively captures the essence of Aventus. While CDNIM may have been a popular choice in its time, Supremacy Silver surpasses it in its execution. This perfume often goes unnoticed, possibly due to its age of release. However, its longevity on my skin is remarkable, and I particularly appreciated the way the patchouli note is seamlessly integrated throughout the dry-down phase. A hallmark of Supremacy Silver is its balanced use of its notes, making it a versatile fragrance suitable for all seasons and occasions. Its timeless appeal extends beyond the office setting, as it can be effortlessly worn with any outfit, ensuring its versatility. As with any Middle Eastern perfume, it is advisable to allow Supremacy Silver to mature for at least a month before commencing full use. The projection is impressive, lasting approximately two hours, while its skin scent persists for a substantial nine hours. Initially, I was disappointed when I purchased CDNIM as an Aventus clone. However, upon discovering Supremacy Silver, I was thoroughly satisfied with its offerings.

Nose Note #409 Aventus is one of my favourites of all time. But paying above the usual for a UAE, man... I was quite disappointed with this one. First of all, the opening is SUPER ashy, not smoky, but ashy like ash tray or burned barbeque, really not pleasant. And it's been a long time now, but it didn't get better. Maybe it's cloning a smoky Aventus batch, I don't know. I'm used to a juicy pineapple opening on my Aventus, like CDNIM. And performance. Bro, it's not strong for me, it's just average. The most disappointing thing tough is that I've bought Fragrance World Black Leather and it's the way I like it and it performa JUST AS WELL... And you can get 50ml bottle of it for $5 MAN, FIVE AMERICAN DOLLARS... I still love it and I'll give it 5/5, but just please bear everything I've said in mind. It's different from over Aventus clones and I don't think it's worth it AT ALL and I would recommend it to anyone over CDNIM or Black Leather, for example. My personal rating: 8/10 (being very generous). CDNIM is 10/10, Black Leather I'd say is 9/10

By the mid dry down this is 90% aventus, by deep dry down it's 99% at which stage Aventus would have disappeared. I don't get the performance others have reported. It radiates to about 4 or 5 feet. I put it on my wrist to try test performance and get wafts and can still find it 8 or 9 hours after application. I've been exploring aventus clones recently. This is my third after Montblanc Explorer and then CDNIM LE. Explorer has the best overall performance on my skin, CDNIM LE is a close second and I think in the dry down is closer to Aventus. Both however are miles off in the Opening. Explorer doesn't even try to hit fruity notes, CDNIM is much different, it's a Citronella lemon. This one's not quite bergamot. it's not got that beautiful rich dry citrus in the opening, but it's closer and it's nicer than citronella. It's more tangy manderine. It's good, but given the performance I'm probably going to opt for a bottle fo Club de Nuit LE over this as my Aventus substitute till I find something better. Projection- 7 Longevity- 7 Quality - 8

Cdn is muskyer, laventure is fruityer and cheap, montblanc is ambergrisyer, cedrat boise is different, snoi is hacivat, hamidi addicted has a hidden scat accord, zara vibrant leather is 10 minutes, this one is a ballanced clone, honestly.. lacks the aventus complexity but the drydown is waaay better than cdnim edt edp limited whatever. Opening is better also. If you encounter barbecue smell in the drydown, it’s your skin! The isoesuper and other synthetics can emphasize the sausage meat of your BO. Longevity and sillage is medium, on my skin is better than montblanc’s performance. Spray on leg just to check if you develop nose fatigue( avoid neck, arms, chest, just to check) Aventus is the best, obviously, sparkling quality, superb projection and sillage firsr hour but after that you end up with a complex clean mossy ambergris drydown that’s hard to distinguish from this supremacy silver, for most of us.. i have aventus because i’m an enthusiast but if you want to smell good with this dna, any clone does the job.

Does it smell like club de nuit intense? yes. Does it smell better? Also yes, well at least to my nose. The notes are blended a lot better in my opinion, the dry down is very smooth and not synthetic in any way, and that goes for the opening as well. It just smells like higher quality oils are used here tbh. What does it smell like? Well it smells very close to aventus, that's for sure. That woody/slightly fruity/luminescent clean combo is indeed very pleasing, and the birch is very prominent and very crisp. Testing longevity now but I am expecting it to be at least long lasting, based off of Afnans other fragrances. In my experience so far the projection is actually nothing too crazy, its not weak, but it's also not mind blowing, it does leave a nice scent trail though. I think this is the best Aventus clone imo. I think this can be worn year round and day/night.

Picked up a tester for $25 (with a cap). This is a solid clone but it feels more like a clone of CDNIM than a clone of Aventus. If you already have CDNIM, you don't need this. If you have this, you don't need CDNIM. For a better clone of Aventus, get CDNIM Limited Edition Parfum. EDIT 1/9/25: I'm coming back to edit my review. I have worn this a few times now and even with CDNIMLEP side by side. I find them to be nearly identical with CDN having a slightly more smokey dry down and the Afnan having a slightly smoother opening. That being said, I tested Afnan side by side with Aventus, and they are even more closely identical with each other in the opening. Creed has something about it that makes it smell more expensive and I can definitely tell the difference between the two but this Afnan sure does smell good if you like the DNA. (I love the DNA)

Just bought my third bottle of this. I’ve gone through two bottles of CDNI EDT and one of CDNI LE, and this one still takes the crown - it’s that good. It's very much reminescent of the older Aventus batches, with rich pineapple and smoke. CDNI also has smoke, but it feels like the fire’s been put out, like a pineapple that’s already burned, leaving just lingering ashes. This one, on the other hand, is like the pineapple is still burning, producing a live, vibrant smoke that keeps on going. It’s dynamic, alive, and absolutely addictive. It’s what I like to call a three-dimensional scent. You can clearly pick out three distinct layers: the bright pineapple, the rich, live smoke, and the creamy vanilla. Each note stands on its own, yet they blend seamlessly, creating a fragrance that feels full, evolving, and completely alive.

Smells close enough to the DNA of Aventus to me to warrant a $25 purchase. As others keep reiterating, if you believe the quality of Aventus to be worth 10 times the cost of similar fragrances that can meet quality if not complete identity of the OG, then by all means purchase Creed. I am satisfied with this fragrance. Afnan Supremacy Silver has a nice smoky birch and pineapple opening. PIneapple note is of good quality and Birch that makes the fruit reminiscent of a grilled pineapple over wood chips. Smokiness is much more forward than Aventus. he drydown is very woody smoky with slight fruity notes in the background. Performance is average. Layering with CDNIM or Al Haramain L'Aventure brings out more complexity and can still be accomplished for a very affordable price. Scent: 8/10 Performance: 6/10 Price: 10/10

EDIT: 1 YEAR LATER After 1 year of sitting on the shelf, this is still extremely potent, to an obnoxious level, very smoky and woodsy but I do get more of the pineapple showing through. My bottle lasts 24 hours+ on my skin which is nice because I love the drydown after it settles down. If the ashy smoke could be cut out of this I think I'd really enjoy it. Some people will love this fragrance. It's very CEO smelling. I'm going to wear it today and see how people respond. ORIGINAL: I am not a fan of this one. All I smell is smoke and wood, but heavy on the smoke. It's like if you were at a campfire and then sprayed any supercheap horrible barbershop men's fragrance to cover it up but it just made it worse. I'm not getting any citrus or pineapple at all.

Huge Aventus fan here, owned 2010-current batches. This stuff is nice, definitely prefer it over CDNIM except the limited edition. This stuff is very smooth juicy as hell great for warm weather, Not Only Intense is for cooler weather. I enjoy them both with NOI slightly ahead. This reminds me of 17Q11 Pineapple juice Heaven. Lasts a good while with moderate projection. Great value for money that's for sure. 150ml for under $100nzd 🔥 Compared to Aventus I give it 8/10 - losing a point for lack of originality, half a point for longevity & half for not quite curing the 'itch'. Aventus still has thay magic touch this doesn't have. As a clone it's 9/10 - not the best clone I've tried but very nice. Overall, 8.5/10 based off both variables. Worth a sniff!