Infinite Rush

Bentley Infinity Rush has a pleasant opening, mixing sharp orange, vetiver, and spicy accords. The orange feels crips and sweet, almost like a mandarin. The rosemary and pink pepper add a nice spicy touch but soft. The vetiver and elemi add a green touch to the fragrance but it isn’t as strong as the orange note which continues to lead the fragrance; The woodsy and cedar notes are soft and add depth to the scent, nicely balanced. The moss and white musk act as a boosting vehicle but without being prominent. The fragrance is relatively linear, it looses some of its initial projection but for the most part, the opening notes continue into the dry down. As the fragrance dries down, the amber creates a soft powdery projecting accord and the woody notes become more clear. Once Bentle Infinity Rush has reached its full dry-down, it can be summarized as a moderate projection, sweet orange, and green (mostly vetiver) fragrance with spicy, woody and soft musky accords. The fragrance feels casual, classy, and modern, clean, diurnal, fresh, natural, playful, sharp, sporty, unique, versatile, and very pleasant. BATCH REVIEWED: 2020 WOW RATING: 9/10. Bentley Infinite Rush is a very pleasant masculine fragrance that combines spicy, citrus, green, and woody accords. Few fragrances keep their citrus accords into the dry-down, this is one of them. DISLIKE RATING: 0/10. The fragrance contains no offensive notes. UNIQUENESS: 9/10. The combination of citrus, spicy, vetiver, and woody accords make it feel unique. MASS APPEAL: 8/10. The vetiver adds some maturity to the fragrance but the rest of the notes are very mass-appeal. PROJECTION: 3/10. Moderate, about three feet around the wearer. SILLAGE: 4/10. Moderate, about four feet behind the wearer. APPLICATION: Four atomizations will suffice. LONGEVITY: 4/10. About four hours with one of good projection. SEASONS: Spring, summer, and fall. OCCASIONS: Formal events, outdoor gatherings, office, business, casual, romantic, dating, clubbing. This is an office-friendly fragrance. VERSATILITY: 9/10. This fragrance is suited almost for any occasion. GENDER: Masculine. Its spicy and green accords lean it to the masculine side. AGES: Any. RECOMMENDATION: Bentley Infinity Rush can be found discounted for under $40. It is pleasant, mature but also young, its versatile accords make it a great buy. BLIND-BUY: Yes, but only if you are familiar with its main notes. SIMILAR: It is a close relative is Azzaro Wanted Men. SUMMARY: A moderate projection, sweet orange, and green (mostly vetiver) fragrance with spicy, woody, and soft musky accords. The fragrance feels casual, classy, and modern, clean, diurnal, fresh, natural, playful, sharp, sporty, unique, versatile, and very pleasant.

Yet another blind buy from Bentley and I am very pleased! Bentley seriously makes competitive fragrances. I like to review fragrances by comparing notes by other similar ones because I think it increases the chances for readers to have a good idea as they might have tested or owned not the scent in question but the ones they are compared to. Infinite Rush opens very fresh with pink pepper, it indeed does smell like the pink peppercorn essential oil or the actual crushed leaves of the tree. Crispy, metallic, lemony, herbal and cold. Next major notes to my nose are vetiver and cedar (not the essential oil but more airy like Iso E Super). I immediately thought of Lalique Encre Noire A L'Extreme and Bentley Absolute for the powdery pencil shavings note without the smoke. There are hints from the Narciso Bleu for him, Cartier Declaration, Terre d'Hermes...You get it, vetiver with citruses on a bed of Iso E Super. Vetiver and pencil shavings together. I really like it. This can be the summer variant of the group, because it is really fresh and smells like there are pink pepper trees around or leaves of mastic shrubs throughout the shores of a Mediterranean island. As expected, this fragrance is not very strong. Sillage might be better assuming the hefty dose of Iso E Super. Longevity is moderate. It could come back with body heat a bit, time will show. Overall, if you like peppery, woody and metallic vetiver scents this will not fail you and a good choice if you want to spend less. Very good value for money IMO. There are niche fragrances that are similar to this such as Ormonde Jayne - Isfarkand, this one is a sleeper.

Great fragrance, and an uplifting peppery one. A blast of pink pepper and mandarin, through cedar and vetiver, and a woody ambery dry down. As a skin scent it lasts all day on my skin, and maybe a couple of hours silage. Attractive metallic Bentley bottle design representative of the brand, the only downside is that you can't see how much juice is left in it. As for comparisons with Burberry The Beat, which I have and slightly prefer, there are similarities - Infinite Rush is lighter at the beginning and creamier at the end, more Metrosexual. The Beat features black pepper, thyme, violet leaf and vetiver at the end, more of an out and out spicy masculine fragrance with similar longevity and silage to the Bentley. It has a see through bottle so you can see how much is left. Both great fragrances to suit different moods and noses so treat yourself to one of each if you love pepper.

Sampled today in world exclusive London launch at famous department store. Great summer scent that truly connects with the poster/ ad campaign with a pungent pink pepper/ aromatic mandarine opening (the breezy aromatic summer holiday), followed by a dry, hot basenote = vetiver/ cedar accord (the clay soil after the rain mixed with musks) and that weird but wonderful 'wet concrete' wall with white emulsion treatment (white wash) that you find in countries like Greece. Is this the Elemi note? It is a fabulous play on abstract hot and cold, wet and dry concepts and I imagine this to work beautifully on a really hot dry day in say Dubai, Abu Dhabi, etc. Great delivery on connecting poster with actual scent. 9/10 for a super summer scent. I wished it lasted a bit longer, especially that yummy mandarine citrus note!

Yes, similar to Burberry The Beat, but better and more mature/serious. Less pungent because instead of the yuzu there's orange. Classy fresh pepper/orange with citrusy vetiver. If you are not a citrus scent lover, which I am, you will like this. It's unique just as The Beat is unique, which I thought of buying, but today I smelled Infinite Rush and I'll buy this one instead. Blind buy worthy. Longevity is great. Edit: also similar to Intense Pepper, but that one is very dry and cold. Its lifeless to me. Infinite Rush is mostly Cedramber if I'm not mistaken.

This scent is fantastic. I don't know why it doesn't get talked about more often. I suck as describing scents, but I'll give this a try. It has a woodsy, maybe slightly earthy, kinda fresh and a tad sweet smell to it that I find different but completely "mass appealing". That actually get fantastic performance out of it. I work long hours and I can still get hints of it at the end of a work day. Granted, I ain't doing three or four sprays like YouTube tries to convince everyone to do. I just think this deserves more love. It's great.

Got me a 2.0 oz bottle for less than 10 dollars so its hard not to be satisfied with this purchase. As others already has mentioned it is a very fresh lemon scent, nothing special about it but it follows up the infinity line quite nice. Basically its a good cheap summer scent, to bad the longevity sucks but still a good buy for the buck.

One word: Amazing! Performance is good, too. Spray more to get a beast mode! It is a great smelling cheapy. How could we complain at all.

amazing hybrid of terre d'hermes and fahrenheit.

* Very good modern take on an aromatic fougere * Good blend of spicy, herbal, citrus, woody, vetiver and fresh musk aromas * Great intro to the aromatic fougere style * Tones down the distinctive oakmoss notes that make fougeres old-fashioned and out of date * Great for social occasions and outdoor activities * Clean and refreshing * Good for all ages * Nice bottle presentation * Average performer * Not unisex Another flanker in the Bentley Infinite line, Infinite Rush is yet another modern take on the aromatic fougere DNA from Bentley. Whereas the original Infinite, Infinite Intense, and Infinite Rush White take out the oakmoss associated with out of date classic fougeres and replaces them with different florals, Infinite Rush instead adds herbals and soft vetiver while following the Infinite line's formula of adding citrus and wood. The result is a very good modern update of the aromatic fougere DNA and a clean and refreshing fragrance as is the entire line. This is a good blend of spicy, herbal, citrus, woody vetiver and fresh musk aromas. As usual, the citrus is strongest in the opening before fading away and letting the other notes take center stage in the mid and drydown. This is great for social occasions and outdoor activities. It's not unisex -- unless as a woman you actually like smelling like vetiver and rosemary -- but works great on a man. It's a very good introduction to the aromatic fougere style for men of all ages. Bottle presentation is nice. Performance is average, so do be prepared to overspray on first application and respray throughout the day which to be fair is typical of the entire Bentley Infinite line (which does make the line name more than a tad ironic if you think about it. :) ). Good stuff. Recommended.

Presentation - Good quality bottle, interesting design and texture, however, the cap is terrible and the atomizer is only ok. Surprising from the same bran that made the exceptional Bentley for men packaging. Scent - Opening - Gorgeous opening that has nice deep vetiver that is sort of sweet and spicy. It is a really inoffensive and comforting opening. Pink pepper really stands out alongside the vetiver - almost like encre noire but brighter, slightly spicy and slightly sweet. Drydown - On my skin, which is quite dry usually, it becomes a skin scent and disappears quite fast. regardless, the drydown all I get is a basic vetiver that is neither deep nor rich Performance - Not great performance compared to Bentley men intense or Encre noire as it only lasts half a workday. However, you can go super heavy as it is super inoffensive. This can be a great workscent as it has enough nuances to make it more comforting that just deep vetiver. The pink pepper and orange play really well together. There is a synthetic feel that I don't mind and find is even quite good for work as the scent stays quite similar which makes it a good safe option for work. The metal-ish bottle also means you can comfortably carry it in your bag or suitcase to work and reapply when it eventually disappears. Terrible cap though so perhaps an atomizer is a better shout. All in all, quite a basic synthetic scent that is inoffensive but interesting enough. 6/10

A very pleasant composition. A bit of Terre by Hermes, a bit of Encre Noire, but Bentley Rush has its own character. The scent is luminous, fresh and sunny. I feel vetiver, pepper and mandarin the most, but we get a lot of additives thanks to which it is a vibrant and complex composition. At first glance, we are greeted by pepper piercing the nose. I like this spice in perfumes, which is why I like the opening very much. I can reassure those who are terrified by pepper and want to sneeze at the thought - after a few minutes, the spiciness decreases and the fresh sweetness of mandarin has a greater share. The sweet mandarin is balanced by earthy, sour vetiver, and elemi adds density to the scent. The whole thing is extremely aromatic. It is nothing groundbreaking, but it is really a very nice scent. The only weak point is the parameters, which I regret. Longevity does not exceed 4 hours, and it projects moderately only in the first hour. Then it's a very close-to-the-skin scent and it evaporates too quickly. I'm not complaining too much because I bought it cheaply, but I don't know if I'll buy it again. Despite that, I rate the composition itself highly. The type of scent that's perfect for spring and early, warm autumn. 8/10

@TurnerScott paints some of the picture. This scent smells like a hybrid between Terre D’Hermes Intense Vetiver and Mancera’s Wind Wood. There’s something else sticking out here, but for the life of me, I can’t put my finger on it. Gorgeous scent. Fresh AF. I get the orange, the vetiver, the woods and the pepper. The pepper is prominent for the first 30-45 minutes before it settles to a warm, relaxing spring/summer scent. As much as I don’t mind the smell of rosemary, I struggle to pick it up in scents, like I have here. This gives me the same confident vibe I get from wearing TDH and Mancera. For the $40 AUD I paid for this, it’s a steal. Longevity isn’t bad. 6-7 hours on my skin. Projection is average. Add a bit of heat, and she’ll work her charm. Might have to get a back-up bottle.

First time I am wearing it and I got complimented right on, so I don't know about the short longevity yet as some reviews here mention it, but so far so good, and even though I am not a note connoisseur to break down all the notes from a perfume, I am noticing the mandarin very nicely mixed with the pink pepper, I am waiting on the woody notes to come out.. so I may do an update on this one. But for now it was nice choice and a good buy, you can not go wrong with, and I forgot to mention it is 19 F degrees out side and it performs great, I think is a very good scent for cold weather then, I will need to see how it performs in the summer.

Clean, citrusy, late spring/summer/early autumn frag and it’s cheap. The pepper, mandarin, cedar and vetiver combine really well. I’m picking something up that I’ve smelled recently. Not a million miles off Roja’s Elysium. I had a sample of Roja and this instantly took me back there. I’ve also got a dupe of Roja and, side-by-side, there isn’t a world of difference. This isn’t as citrusy to my nose, but the dry down is quite close. Definitely a warm weather scent (on my skin). Jumps with a bit of heat. Really good wear for the price range.

This fragrance clearly pays homage to Terre d'Hermes with the citrus note in the beginning and the vetiver in the drydown, but it's much more subtle than the Hermes, which may be cool if you find that fragrance abrasive although I don't. It's a shame, too, because this is quality stuff; I love the pink pepper note and I think this fragrance has a nice scent evolution from invigorating opening to creamy, woody drydown. It just doesn't last on my skin, which seems to be a problem with this line. Bummer!

A nice bright orange opening that quickly moves into vetiver and cedar, drying down to spicy, musky pepper. For me this is a skin scent after a couple of hours so unfortunately not worth a full bottle for me after sampling. I enjoy the scent it just doesn't last long enough. Would be interested to try Infinite Intense to see if that performs any better.

This is an amazing light citrus vetiver scent. I originally purchased this to try and find something similar to Bang by Marc Jacob’s. But it ain’t it. But still really enjoy this scent looking forward to the summer to put this to more use. On the hunt for something else that will fit the bill.

Pleasantly surprised with this one. The opening is admittedly a bit harsh. Smells like citrus + isopropyl alcohol. Thankfully, this is short-lived. The citrus quickly morphs into one of the best vetiver scents I've come across.

i tried many vetiver based fragrance. infinite rush has nice peppery vetiver which i am very satisfied with. and it s better than most of all. it reminds me creed spice and wood very much