Moroccan Amber

#513 in my "Tour de Fragrance" After buying and loving a bottle from this collection, Dunhill "Arabian Desert", I bought decants of the rest of the collection to see if I'd want to own others. And I am going to order this one, even though there are similar scents I already own. I think this is slightly unique from those, so it's not entirely redundant to have this in the collection. I'll name just a few and rank this among them so you can see my own preferences. 1. Rochas Moustache Eau de Parfum 2. Dunhill Moroccan Amber 3. Maison Margiela Replica Jazz Club 4. Armani Stronger with You 5. Dolce & Gabbana The One You'll note some of these are vanillic. The Moroccan Amber is not, but it comes off similar because the note combination gives a mildly vanillic impression. For that reason it comes off, to me at least, as a more mature fragrance while still fitting younger taste trends than other Dunhill scents like the "Desire" line. I in fact got some compliments from young women on this today. Also, I really like the bottles in this collection. They look serious and upscale, not silly, so they don't embarrass me when a visitor sees it on the shelf (Be honest. You hide the Paco Rabanne "Phantom" and Moschino "Toy Boy" bottles too, don't you? And who the hell is actually buying Reyanne Tradition's silly Star-Wars-robot-themed scents? Anyone? A woman sees "R2B2" on your bathroom shelf and it's no sex for you my friend!) I think this scent is acceptable business wear if you don't overdo it, but it's more for sophisticated evening wear, date wear, I would think for a more mature audience, though one of the young women who liked it this morning is a college freshmen, so I may have the wrong conclusion on that. Just know that though it's an EDP, it's at the bottom of the range. You'll get about four hours from this, which again is why I think it's more evening wear. All-in-all it's a nice amber and spice combo that's completely wearable and absolutely can't offend anyone. Not especially unique, but you can't really expect that for $55, and it certainly projects better and lasts longer than many more expensive EDTs.

dunhill moroccan amber i did try this one at the Robinson and had test this some sniff. for the sensation you get upon whiff it is pleasingly warm and the sweetness is charmingly smooth and deep i can say its good for intimate. I love the Immortelle and Hazelnut Accords in it. as if its sweetness is restrained but it does have a linger quality to be noticed in moderation without being cloying but its light but sweet i say its Accords is Carefully Structured well for safe sweetness and safe intimate. Among the 4 Dunhill Signature Collection Releases Moroccan Amber Stood the most for me. well it was Intriguing and already Bought it at Full Price.

A pleasant, clean, warm and quite sweet and spicy floral scent with bitter (almond/hazelnut) undertones to provide for the masculinity.Very nice and distinct over all. I don't know who the target user group here is , but it goes pretty much for the safe and clean output. Resemblance to many generic perfumes is there, but to my nose, it has its uniqueness. I know of several other heavy promoted designer fragrances that ride the generic horse, and no, this one is not one of them.

Unique qualities. Poor marketing. Dunhill is losing the battle. If you want 24h longevity, try Kerosene. This is craftily done and wearable in all seasons.

Received mine. I’m gonna put it On Fresh tomorrow morning and see how it goes. But first thoughts are it’s a beautiful warming scent.