Dunhill

This juice is Dad Rock in a bottle! I Love it! I never could have imagined that I could instantly sport the dry down of English Leather but this fragrance does just that. Alfred Dunhill Cologne is a powdery leather slightly floral composition that is rich and calming to wear. It wears like something post shave or shower after a long day's work, much like what my father sported after working on the docks of the San Francisco Bay Area. This just reminds me of my dad scrubbing up after work and taking me out with him to finish last minute errands before the sun went down. We would be in his car listening to Tom Petty, The Traveling Wilburys and Paul Simon while stopping to pay a water bill, picking up homemade tortillas from my grandma or simply just getting some Dairy Queen. The car would be filled with his aftershave that would waft up occasionally from his leather jacket. These were great times and of course turned into a scent memory. The Dad rock reference is not to say that this fragrance is dated or for an older crowd or someone who is a "father". I actually would recommend this fragrance to anyone in the 30 and up crowd. This is a scent that can be worn in the office or out and works best in cooler seasons. Alfred Dunhill Cologne can be worn when dressing up or down and at its current price is easily full bottle worthy. Give Alfred Dunhill Cologne a few sprays when the calm and cool needs to be restored after grinding and surviving through another day at work.

This is the most masculine & elegant scent from Dunhill period! Not tacky, nor cloying, nor too metrosexually sweet & passe as desire, desire blue. With the exception of "Fresh" by Alfred Dunhill cause it reminds me of Fahrenheit by Dior except more citrus & fresh with less petroleum & its for day wear. And I have not smelled Black yet so Im not knocking that one. I have been looking for that one Dunhill i would love & buy cause Dunhill keeps intriguing me & I see them everywhere I go, I like his style & his British gentlemens man cave looking stores & he is classic & refined so i dont want to accept that he doesnt have a nice luxurious timeless scent under his roster & I found it with this Dunill Fragrance. I just kept disregarding his fragrances & this one cause it kept showing up in discarded bins at ross & marshalls. But alas, I took a chance & got this one at marshalls for 20 bucks & its mine & i love it. Its an attractive luxurious bottle. It is very nice, fresh, spicy, soft and with a powdery flower yet manly boozy-like scent. Awesome for date night & cuddle time. And finally not a teen scent like the other dunhills. I'm glad its not popular (shame though) cause its a scent people wouldnt be wearing around me & they keep complimenting & asking what im wearing. I simply say: "I forgot...I have too many fragrances & sprayed anything on" lol

A refined, understated under-rated classic. A great example of a 'masculine' floral done right and one of Dunhill's finest. I dislike it when people categorise fragrances as 'old fashioned' and start banging on about how dated they are. 'My Grandad would wear this' is not a sufficient critique of a fragrance (maybe your grandad had excellent taste? In reality, there are classic examples of great quality in all genres, classical music did not become irrelevant when Synthpop came along, Laurel and Hardy didn't stop being funny when the Carry On films began and fish and chips did not become outdated when haute cuisine became fashionable. In short, when something is good, it remains so regardless of the passage of time. Dunhill by Alfred Dunhill might have one foot in the recent past, but it remains absolutely relevant to anyone who isn't so quick to relegate a fragrance to the realms of belonging only to 'old men' without taking time to appreciate that genuine class never ages, nor does it go out of style.

2nd go w/ Dunhill. 1st was Desire Red... .That original formulation with the 🍎-vanilla and light teakwood combo was awesome. The reformulation still has the classic scent profile; absolutely the SAME throughout the years. But, has significantly became weaker(longevity & sillage)/less ummmph & density. Back to Dunhill Man. Fell in love with it the first time I smelled it. With that dominant soft powdery, floral and light citrusy teamed up with musk... And has ALWAYS been a part of my rotation, all seasons. Light and soft enough for summer too. Just use a couple/few less sprays. Now there are people, with their own opinions which I respect, that say it's either too generic or dated/for an older gentleman. To me, Dunhill Man just smells heavenly.... Overall Dunhill Man is classy, clean, powdery and smooth. Longevity and sillage are decent. And the price point to quality is top notch ... My only gripe is that they've never produced a 100, 150 or 200ml sized bottle since it was released back in '03

This is one of those perfumes that actually, you do not smell every day. A fine compination of floral notes, spices and leather makes this a masterpiece and trylly unique. The longevity is above average and the scent very refined, classy, mature and elegant. Mostly I get geranium and leather with lavender and tonka. I do not see any lemon if i remember. In the middle notes, the florals start to come up with the presence of iris of course. It gives you some powderiness but in any case, is a modern and does not smell like an old man. The geranium is similar to the one in Trussardi Uomo latest edition but is much better fragrance generally. Definitely, for a man above 30-35 although it is not an old smelling fragrnace, it is just mature and classy.