Azzaro Pour Homme Amber Fever

I think perhaps the previous review is mixing this up with the similar bottle of Azzaro pour Homme Intense (2015) which is a booze and spice extravaganza with a little nod to the original APH (with which I get above average performance btw). This Amber Fever flanker has nothing to do with the original APH at all but is a modern amber and cacao masterpiece! I've had it for over a year now and still marvel at the quality of this scent, if it was made by one of the more fashionable (hyped) designers or so-called 'niche' powerhouses it would be one of the most talked about amber fragrances in recent years, yep I'm confident of that statement. I urge anyone who likes powerful amber fragrances to give this one a try before it disappears as it's a limited edition which is becoming harder to come by even here in France (in fact it was exclusive to one chain store here). Extremely high quality here guys and gals, puts the brands who sell bottles for hundreds of dollars to shame, it really does. Scent: 10/10 Longevity: 9/10 (but for the price more like a 10/10) Presentation: 10/10 brilliant classy updating of the traditional APH bottle.

I bought this a week ago and I have to say it is fantastic, absolutely a hidden gem! Amber Fever has received zero hype and a seemingly limited release but this beauty is something pretty special in my opinion. Looking at the notes one can see this not a complex fragrance however to my nose it has been blended to perfection, you can pick out the three listed notes but also together they create a smooth, warming & comforting scent that performs well while keeping it's elegance. The 'amber' base is resinous, balsamic and also vanillic, so very inviting and sensual. You will keep sniffing yourself and others will want to smell you! Keep in mind that (to my nose) this has almost nothing in common with the classic Azzaro pour Homme, Amber Fever is much more 'modern' smelling and should appeal to all ages. This is a perfect scent for the cooler seasons a high quality under the radar release from Azzaro. The bottle looks fantastic too. Scent:9.5 Sillage:8 Projection:8 Longevity:8 Bottle:9 Overall:9 (feverishly highly recommended!)

Sweet, ambery, spicy. Its starts with a sweet green note, green apple-like, with a prominent amber note. The sweetness is not very chocolaty/cacao-y & is more vanilla-like sweetness. Then that smell gets spicy. The spiciness is similar to another from the line which is Hot Pepper that I'm surprised at the lack of chili or pink pepper in Amber Fever. The amber is very warm & cozy here & elicits similar vibe to that of D&G The One but sweeter & spicier. The end result is a soft, warm, & attractive scent of amber with a cool & sweet powdery edge. This is a really good & is safe unless you dislike sweet scents. I "Love" it!

This fragrance had to grow on me. It took me a few wears to get past the opening. The initial spray is slightly medicinal. I'm assuming it's the Clary Sage at the top. After a couple of minutes, it settles down and the beautiful Cacao and Amber notes take over and I get a honey, chocolatey smell. With about six to eight sprays it projects off my skin for about three hours and I have a nice scent bubble for at least another three hours and then dies down after about eight hours. For the money, this is a great fragrance. Very underrated. I give it a solid 7.5/10.

Wow man i also have Prada Amber Pour Homme Intense and the similarity is crazy, but the only distinct factor between the two is PAPHI and APHAF is bitterness vs sweetness (Prada is bitter vs azzaro is sweet) but man where were this fragrance all this time I LOVE IT! I'm seriously thinkin about buying the rest of the this line (Naughty Leather & hot pepper) 10/10 Performance evaluation: Lasting power: unfortunately 4 hours before it dissipates into your skin Projection/Trail/Sillage: unnoticable, basically a skin scent.