Montauk

I've wanted to try Montauk FOREVER but it's discontinued, really expensive, and difficult to locate. This is a really interesting scent and not your average freshy. The closest thing I can think of to compare this with is Bleu De Chanel, but made interesting and niche. Imagine BDC on LSD 🍄 It starts very bright with a rush of bergamot followed up quickly with black currants and honeysuckle which I love The hyacinth is there too and it gives it a floral touch but not heavy florals. The opening and mid is very fresh and clean and slightly aquatic from the beachwood. I do get the maple leaf and the oak and that is the interesting part. The oak isn't really woody, but mixed with citrus make this fragrance mouthwatering. The maple and amber give it a golden hue and gives it the "Sunset" vibe which is what this perfume is all about. You will smell different (in a good way) with this refreshing fragrance.

Montauk is a very nice frag...one of my favorite Bond's in terms of scent alone. Longevity is quite good for a "freshie", though nowhere near Bond's usual nuclear level.lol Only worn it a couple times, but my GF liked it....not a over the top "you smell SOOOOOO good". But a enthusiastic "I like that!" with a head nod of approval. I find this to lean slightly more feminine in the drydown IMHO. Very nice fresh offering from the house of Bond.

A very good citrusy, summer scent. While I thoroughly enjoy this scent, it doesn't necessarily set itself apart from the hundreds of other great designer and niche scents that might be lighter on the wallet. I might seek out other, less expensive leafy citrus scents before I pulled the trigger on this one again. If you're looking for Montauk 3.3oz at a great price let me know. I'm currently selling mine :)

Montauk from Bond No. 9 opens with a very generic blackcurrant/citrus note, it's quite a disappointment. However the salvation comes from the basenote, it's nice, not too sweet, a bit woody, subtle, moderate silage and longevity. I think it doesn't suit beach vibe... In my opinion, it's more appropriate for the falls, when the weather is not hot.

I tried this one from my samples from Bond. It is a great summer scent for us who enjoy that particular perfume. I recieved a few compliments on this juice as well. It smells nice and fresh with some fruity and salty notes with a touch of sweetness.In Belize on the beach with a giant fresh fruit comes to mind!

Just buy azzaro Chrome Legend. It's almost the exact same smell. I've had both!

It is not that I consider this bad. As a matter of factly, I shared this perfume with my colleague since it smells like black currant and lilly on her. On me however I feel that this perfume turned masculine on me. Bay leaf was strong, pronounced and lingered. I missed out on all florals and went straight to woody. Longevity I should admit super lasting as I could still smell bay leaf after shower and when faintly in the morning on my wrist after I woke up.

A real miss for Bond 9, this reminds me of that cheap free sample that always comes in Fragrancenet orders It's a synthetic, headache inducing smell

synthetic smelling :( i was very disappointed with this as i was expecting something amazing based on all the hype on to the next!

Montauk is a fruity aromatic woods. The fragrance starts out pretty fresh and optimistic. With deep aromatics, fresh and semi-aquatic, projecting something like bruised fruit. Accenting this aqueous accord is a nice warming tinge—slightly abrasive and nicely artistic—provided by a half-way decent driftwood note. My sample with Montauk wasn't a full one, but from what I did pick up, it seems to start getting a little too chilly for comfort in the drydown. The warming tinge (and its stimulation) entirely burns out, inviting this very chilly green-blue aromatic quality to take precedence. It was kind of stingy—and hazy in a bad way. And from the warm welcome, leaves you feeling all alone and deserted. Given this fact, it's hard for me to even consider Montauk decant worthy. It's nice and fresh, a bit warming, and welcoming, and versatile; but only in the opening. The current version wouldn't make much better than a decent soap—or beauty bar for the hands. Holding back I would assume. Bad market strategy. And with that, the greater potential of this fragrance is lost for everybody. Including the masses of the 99% that could never afford to actually live in Montauk—but whose collective revenue could easily afford a pretty piece of it.

Fragrance -Montauk Bond No 9 Bottle from - 2015 Montauk reminds me of a green paradise island in a sparkling blue sea.This fragrance has all you need for a fantastic summer holiday.It opens with a fresh,citrusy,aquatic,marine,fruity and a little bit unusual green-herbal spicy notes,followed by romantic florals with dominant lily of the valley in the middle,that give way to masculine and woody blend with dominant driftwood in the drydown.Ladies love this one. Longevity - 8/10(8+ hours) Silage/Projection - 8/10(moderate to heavy projection and silage for the first 2-3 hours) Weather - For more or less any time of year.Best in spring and summer.I personally wouldn't wear this on a really cold winter days. Versatility - 10/10 Age - 20+ Compliments - 9/10 Scent - 7,5/10 Main notes according to me - driftwood,lily of the valley, fruity notes,flowers,bergamot. The drydown is nice and a little bit masculine i get some -woodiness,flowers,driftwood and amber. Emotions -paradise island in a sea,summer holiday,relax, fresh,vacation. Occasion -perfect for more or less any ocasion Could be a nice signature scent.You'll get compliments with this one.

This was one of many Bonds i hadn't got around to sampling. Well, i finally did. It immediately smelled familiar to me. To me, this smells like a cross between Chez Bond and Riverside Drive, both of which are masculine scents. I also get a little bit of Wall St via the "driftwood" note i think. I really don't find anything "beachy" about this scent at all, more like a city Summer scent. I really can't speak much on the notes, but i wanted to convey my thoughts on what i think this smells like. It's not bad, in fact it's really nice, just not what i anticipated. After about 2 dozen samplings, I'm finding some of the stuff in the Bond lineup to be a bit repetitive or redundant, and this is among them in my opinion. While that may sound insulting, it's not; the nuances are what separate them, and that's up to you to find which one works better for you. For me personally, i would probably pick Riverside over this, and Chez Bond over that.

Moderate sillage and moderate lasting power. This smelled nice to me and worth it if you looove the scent. Don't expect this to last as long as some of their other perfumes. This is by no means synthetic or head ache inducing. It is a fresh scent, and very feminine with a hint of something salty? Maybe that is the oak with the bergamot.

I liked it. It's nice for summer. It's floral,fresh, green. The opening is inviting and it might be because it's aromatic. Great for day time use. It lasts, to me is more masculine than feminine. Try it.

This is Exactly like Bond 9 Wall Street but a little more softer.Not Too Loud.And Definitely more masculine than feminine.