Nuits de Noho

One of the few Bond fragrances that I love (along with New Haarlem and couple others from the original line up). Only problem is they blinged out the bottle. Why must they do this? I LOVE the clear bottles, so tasteful and expensive looking. I just can not stand the multi-colored, loud screaming for attention bottles they have had for the last few years. The Nuits de Noho bottle originally was clear with a blue label and it was gorgeous. Now the whole bottle is blue and it is covered in freaking silver stars. I know some people don't like the same bottle over and over with only different labels but I am one of these boring people who like the understated elegance of that. I don't want a big multi colored disco ball look on my dresser or bathroom countertop. I have read the comparisons to Angel but I don't get the similarity. I do not like Angel and returned it after one spray when I first purchased it years ago. Just TOO MUCH for me. This isn't...it is much more subdued. I actually haven't smelled this in a number of years. I sold the bottle I had on Ebay (along with several others) after they started releasing 400 new scents a year in the neon colored sparkly bottles. I liked Bond No. 9 when it was something rare...something nobody had heard of. Something I got at a tiny boutique tucked away in midtown. That was the great appeal. Now there are 2000 listings on Ebay on any given day. I don't know what happens but when something gets too popular I just lose interest. My rebellious nature I guess. BUT this is a beautiful fragrance....blinged out sparkly bottle or not.

The comparisons with Angel are in place, certainly, but there is a sizable difference between Angel and NdN. While they're both heavy on patchouli and jasmine and vanilla, Nuits de Noho is more fruity due to the pineapple undertone that lingers through the whole scent pyramid. On the other hand, Angel is filled with a strong chocolate note, making it sweeter and heavier. The bigger difference is in the way the composition is made. Angel is opulent, untamed and wild, whereas NdN is tender and subtle. It's like NdN is a finished product, like, a refinement of Angel. You see, you have a solid sillage and longevity with NdN - solid might even be an understatement, but it's never as toxic and as agressive as Angel, which can induce allergies if even slightly overapplied. Nuits de Noho is not screaming for attention and is still able to give you a positive aura and a lot of compliments. I don't see a single reason why I, or any other man in particular, shouldn't wear this thing, just as Angel - it is true that they are feminine on a girl/woman, but they are masculine on men, I can guarantee that from my own experience. Now, I think that NdN is way better than Angel, overall. Angel is too much in-your-face, sweet and nauseating, whereas NdN is perfectly balanced. They are similar enough, however, if you have a thin wallet like I do. The price range for Nuits de Noho is, I think, the only obstacle and the only reason to buy Angel before NdN. All in all, this is a hell of a scent, maybe not especially original, but perfectly made and nicely mannered. 9.25/10

By default I love this, it bears a striking resemblance to Angel, but I actually think it smells even closer to Animale Animale (for men)! They're definitely all siblings, and this feels like the smoother, woodier older brother. AA is more of the younger, party-going younger brother, and Angel is brooding punk sister in middle. The opening is really fresh, and I don't notice the pineapple until the citruses burn odd, but when it emerges, it's juicy and fun. This has a ghost note of licorice to my nose, and I keep becoming surprised by this pleasant deliciousness that wafts upward as I move 😋 Despite the lack of other gourmond notes here, the vanilla provides enough sweetness in the base to maintain a yummy drydown. The woods in here don't smell exactly like other rosewood products I have, but in my experience, "rosewood" can be presented in pretty varied ways. It just smells indistinctly woody, but nice. Something about it is also somewhat soapy, Something in the woods&florals combo is coming off that way to me. I still prefer pre-reformulated Angel, but I like this more than the stuff Loreal is putting out...for whatever that's worth.

I have worn Mugler Angel edP since about 1993/1994. While I have probably close to 100 other scents, many very niche and stupidly expensive, Angel is still my fav. For years I have read reviews comparing Bond Nuits do Noho to Angel, but for some reason I never tried it. I recently just bit the bullet and bought a full size bottle, and I wish I would have done it sooner! Nuits de Noho is very much like Angel...very much, but with a vegetal/herbal twist that is most prominent in the beginning. By today's standards, Angel is not sweet, but when Angel came out and essentially created the "Gourmand" category, Angel was sweet. Nuits do Noho smells to me like Angel, but less sweet, and with more patchouli and a dash of something green and herbal. Like all scents, I do not believe in "for men" or "for women", but for those who like or need a label...Nuits do Noho is 100% unisex, with some, I'd believe, might even find somewhat "masculine". I find longevity longer than current Angel, but nowhere near as strong or long lasting as my much missed Angel from the 1990s. If you like or love Angel edP, I'd say Nuits de Noho is a safe buy.

The opening is delicious citrus soft sweetness, like a daydreamy trip to a bonfire on a warm summer beach. It then moves to a beautiful incense smell as the jasmine, citrus and rosewood begin to mingle over the patchouli base. This is my favorite part of the development. Brings me back to my college days, warm soft afternoon light filtering through the incense smoke in the apartment. Next, the rosewood really begins to shout on my skin as the citrus drifts away. The very end is musk and vanilla, which has a sour note on my skin. Make sure to spray some on your clothes to retain more of the top notes throughout the wear.

Warm.. syrupy, honey sweet. I believe I think it’s best described on a summer day where the sun creates just enough warmth to bring this one to life. Not crispy 95 degree humid, but 83-85 degree weather with winds that whirl around ur ears and tickles your neck. You’ll start to get a whiff of the pineapple battling with the patchouli. Whichever wins on your skin will be perfectly fine. Alone this one will get attention. Turn heads of course. But mix in a bit of eau de New York (Bond 9) which adds a bit more citrus and watch the compliments unfold. Don’t skip over this one. 7/10.

I'm not going to waste time on a detailed description. Nuits De Noho is to Angel what Wall Street is to Cool Water; a much better, more refined version. Personally, I love it. UPDATE (03 DEC 2011): The more I wear this, the more I can distinguish this from Angel. This is far more "polite". To my nose, Angel has far too much going on. Bond No.9 got it just right. No nose-twitching spice, no cloying sillage and a very balanced unisex quality. I don't care what anybody else has to say about it, Bond No.9's Nuits de Noho is far more classy.

This is the upscale version of Angel!!!! Angel smells great on a select few! On me, it's the perfect smell of a man's B.O. after a long workout at the gym. Uck~! This Bond no. 9 is AMAZING! I get the hint of Angel with the added touch of sophistication of a more businesslike and established woman. Someone who likes Angel but is more refined will love this scent! It lasts all day on me which is saying a lot, as very few fragrances do! Well worth the price you pay due to it's lasting power the the little amount needed.

I was able to buy a full bottle of this for a reasonable price on e-bay and it is definitely authentic. I smell chocolate and caramel notes along with more berry notes and NONE of these are listed in official notes. Also, I looked at all the notes of Angel, which are about 4 times the notes listed, in comparison to Nuits. So I have got to get a sample of Angel to compare with my own nose. I remain very happy with Nuits scent and lasting ability. It is one of my top 5 favorite perfumes.

Strong, sexy and the pineapple note makes it fun. It smells nothing like angel other than a strong patchouli note. Out of all my fragrances this is the one that WOWS the most it is super classy and kind of unusual. Smells expensive and niche with sex appeal. Gender bending and gorgeous. Fantastic sillage and good longevity, this is sexy when wet with less a dry down allure.. This is my 2nd most complimented by men after Wish. Gorgeous ! 10/10.

love love love!amazing magic scent!more simple compare with angel but more deep,more powerful!vanilla and jasmin mixed with pacholli ,perfact!when i first spray this,i think this is old and strong!but!since that,i can not forgot this scent!it attracts me to smell.OMG!for that moment,i find i already loved it!now,it likes a poison for me,although i do not use it everyday,but i must smell it everyday! love this so so much,mark this as my sign!

I bought this about 7 years ago and never really took to it. 3 days ago I tried it again and deemed it okay, but not memorable. My son sprayed himself and it was instant magic. The scent was totally different on him. Each note was excentuated reacting to his chemistry. The difference is the perfume was polar to mine. If it smelled the same on me I would have a new favorite. I'm really getting tired of my perfumes smelling better on my kids.

I bought this about 7 years ago and never really took to it. 3 days ago I tried it again and deemed it okay, but not memorable. My son sprayed himself and it was instant magic. The scent was totally different on him. Each note was excentuated reacting to his chemistry. The difference is the perfume was polar to mine. If it smelled the same on me I would have a new favorite. I'm really getting tired of my perfumes smelling better on my kids.

This is such a stunning composition but you must like patchouli. The patchouli in here is earthy, damp and BO-like, but in a good sexy way. I get the comparison with Angel (which I love), only the dry down here goes in a different direction. As the fragrance unfolds the patchouli subsides and the florals and musky facets start to show off. This is in fact a modern, more Niche and not as sweet version of Angel by Mugler. Wow just wow 😍😍😍😍

Just got this frag after wanting it for a while. Since it is so expensive I was hesitant. I can say it is a great frag, warm, sexy, mysterious. In all honesty it should not cost this much. If you thought about buying it you can find similar scents for a much more reasonable price. Also the bottle looks like it has a sticker with stars on it and it has a plastic top! I was very disappointed in the quality of the bottle for this price.

I love this one. I find it to be warm, sensual,sweet ,but not too sweet with a delicious blend of citrus, jasmine and rosewood that I find delightful. I'm probably the only woman in North America that hasn't sampled Angel so cannot comment on how alike they may be. I got a bon-bon sample of this with a package of 39 (got the 39 samples of Bond on e-bay for $73) This is the one thathas appealed to me the most, so far. '

Nuits de Noho is sort of like a niche, stronger, more unisex version of the original Mugler Angel for women. The opening is a patchouli bomb with slight pineapple and it settles into a woodsy, floral, vanilla and musk scent. The patchouli is still present in the drydown. I do not smell the fruits mentioned in the notes much after the opening. It is pretty good, probably one of the more interesting Bond no. 9 scents.

This is pretty much the love child of TM Angel and Innocent, though on my skin it resembles Angel a bit more. I really like it, but I already own the other two Mugler frags so I'm not sure if this will be a future purchase. I will say that this one is a bit "quieter" than Angel, so if Mugler's frag is a little too loud for you, this one may be a good compromise.

This is Angel in a Bond 9 bottle, but not in your face like Angel! This fragrance is so beautiful! It’s my first bond fragrance and if the other brands are just as good as this one. I’m purchasing more! BTW I blind bought this fragrance and boy was I surprised!! It’s worth buying if you love Angel like me. Chloe Jay

I can see why everyone sees a resemblance to TM Angel. BUT the perfume you should be comparing it to is INNOCENT by Thierry Mugler. Nuits de Noho is an EXACT replica and a pricier one at that! Shame on you Bond people... I love the scent, but TM was first so I'm keeping my loyalty to Mr. Mugler.

This stuff is Fantastic...one of my Real Favourites for evening wear...Cannot take my hat enough times to acknowledge how good it is... Am really sorry to disagree with jtd, who I really respect for his beautiful reviews in basenotes... Fantastic longevity and sillage... Big thumbs up...!!!

I finally got my samples of Angel. Sadly enough I hate it,hate it. It smells of rancid body odor for the first hour or more. I love Nuits, because I absolutely love to smell those sweet, complex and oh so pure notes on my skin. To me, Nuits fulfils the promise which Angel sadly destroys.

This is beautiful. If you love Angel, yes it’s similar but not the same. This is a perfect version of Angel for the summertime. It’s Angel but make it fresh not sweet! Now I definitely feel this is perfectly unisex, matter of fact it leans a tad bit masculine to me

Oh I love this one. Its deeper than Angel, warmer and seems less synthetic than Angel. I do understand the comparisons but I get more jasmine in Nuits de Noho. This is my signature. Its different but comforting in a way that my other (many) perfumes are not. YUM.

A modern hippie headshop patchouli in the best possible way. I adore it. It’s very chic and cool. I get no Angel vibes at all. Leather jacket and red lipstick appropriate. Really sexy.

i think the patchouli and vanilla notes remind me of angel, but nuits de noho is of MUCH better quality. nuits de noho is fresh and sensual at the same time. i always get complements.

I am not someone that loves a base of patchouli, but I have to say this fragrance is my one exception.

This is absolute magic on my skin. Yum! So feminine and unique. A great young spicy scent.

This beautiful perfume has been reformulated! Shame on you Bond No9!!!!!

I was very suspicious and unimpressed with this Bond No. 9 brand, until today! A lovely SA at Nordstrom and I were chatting about the Bonds and she gave me a handful of samples, this one among them. What hooked me in was her confession that she can't tolerate patchouli! However, she loves this particular perfume and said it is like a huge addiction for her. Well, how could I resist that? This made me curious, as I have a very tough time wearing this note as well. I'm one of those people who become walking patchouli bombs after applying fragrances with patchouli in them. I sprayed some of Nuits on my arm and have been wearing a bit of the sample today. I only gave one spray to my throat/chest area and then did a misting walk-through, as I felt I needed to be very careful with this! This perfume IS addicting! I have nothing in my fragrance wardrobe like this, so I appreciate the uniqueness. I can actually wear this patchouli! As long as I don't spray too much, it seems to like me, and it didn't turn sour or poopy! Yay, no poo!!! There is a floral element in this that makes me think of the wisteria tree in my parents' back yard. Huge, voluptuous clusters of drooping white blossoms surrounded by all sorts of bees and perfuming half the neighborhood, every spring. I love that tree. I remember when my mother planted it, and it is still there today, very happy and strong. My memories tell me the floral note in this is "wisteria" but of course I have no idea what is actually in it. I sense a bit of vanilla, and of course the patchouli, which mellows so beautifully after about an hour. It gives a lush, primeval forest kind of backbone to the perfume. It can definitely become addicting! Several hours after applying it has become the most warm soft sweet skin scent. I LIKE this!!!! This one is going on my wish list; I intend to purchase this. I picture walking through a cool, damp forest with hazy sunshine, wisteria blossoms, a bit of jasmine and vanilla, and some happy little hippies who are dancing and singing. That is what this perfume conjures up in my imagination! Yes, I need to have this one. But first, there are three Guerlains in front of it (on my list) that I have promised to bring home (and when a Guerlain calls you, you better come! Lol!) and then after them, I will bring home Nuits de Noho! Yes indeedy.

I recently ordered a sampler pack of several Bond No 9 fragrances. Not sure what all the hype is about; however, this house is onto something, I suppose. Initially after applying Nuits de Noho, I had to scrub, scrub and scrub. And I still couldn't erase the "stench." But after reading many reviews here, on Fragrantica and elsewhere, I decided to give the fragrance another try. I really wanted to like this one and the notes intrigued me...so I decided to give the fragrance a few more tries. What initially smelled like rotting & acrid pineapple, foul patchouli and smelly, old, rotting jasmine later turned into an amazingly appealing fragrance. It took some patience and time but the fragrance did morph and pleasantly change. When reapplied, I did not sense as much fruitiness, or pineapple as previously but a more balanced application of slight sweetness, gentle jasmine, natural patchouli (not head-shop strength) and a lovely musk-vanilla base. The dry down remained pleasant and more patchouli-musky versus cloying sweetness (or fruitiness). Overall, this fragrance surprisingly ended as a relaxing and overall calming scent. Cannot imagine a man wearing this because to me, it definitely leans feminine. Silage is low and longevity is pretty good at 5-6 hours. Definitely not a blind buy; yet overall, this turned out to be a uniquely pleasant surprise. Not sure its full-bottle worthy at such a steep price, though.

Angel is a good reference point for Nuits De Noho for those who like to read reviews before making a blind purchase. My mind doesn't go to Angel edp, though. It goes to another Mugler creation; Innocent. Maybe a dash of Angel EDT (comet bottle) and Bond I Love New York For Holidays as well, but I mostly get Innocent - same almost soapy musk and fruity qualities that balance out the patch. Where Angel EDP has candied elements, neither this nor Innocent do. It's a nice style of fragrance; one that smells a bit dated and not in a bad way. I like it quite a lot, but having and preferring Innocent & Angel EDT to this, it feels redundant. The pineapple accord smells like pineapple that's been sitting too long and when you cut into it you realize it's gone brown and has a slight alcoholic/ fermented overtone. A fresh, tart pineapple would have been better suited for the transition between top notes and base. It has quite a musky drydown, which to me makes it more pleasant than the opening. The bottle with the stars looks gaughty to me. It used to come in a classic clear glass Bond bottle with the name on the front sticker. I'm really into Angel edt and Innocent lately so no need for this again. Good memories associated with it though!

I 100% agree with deutsch100 & Dani C's reviews. This is angel but less sweet/more herbal fs. On 1st spray/impression I was HIT in the face with a LOUD patchouli, bergamot, pineapple scent and a hint of musk, I was worried this was going 100% Masculine b/c at 1st spray it does lean that way but not unbearably so. After about 30-45min I start to get the pineapple, jasmine rosewood, with a hint of musk, and then the dry down is so beautiful with the Jasmine, vanilla, hint of patchouli and rosewood grounding the scent. So beautiful and 100% unisex once you get the the heart & dry down notes. It lasts FOREVER on skin and clothes & has beastly projection, I accidently sprayed too much my 1st use(at work) and became slightly self conscious as I work with/around many ppl and I didn't want to be too loud or obnoxious. So 2/3 sprays will be just perfect imo. This is def a fall, Night, and of winter scent. I love it and will probably purchase a larger bottle, it's different then anything I own. Also you need to be able to tolerate patchouli in order to wear this one b/c patchouli is a pretty constant note here but def way lighter in the end.

So this is an amazing fragrance when it's cold, it's gorgeous on my old man, and I love it on my best friend to whom I am contemplating gifting this bottle as of today because as I wore it for the first time in the heat I detected a straight up fecal note. Like dirty, dirty, lubed up buttsex fecal note. I just can't even. And I like skanky scents! All of the lovely memories of the almost-better-than-Angel winter came crashing down around me as I made a horrified face whilst sweating in the car and I immediately rolled the window down and yelled over the 80mph wind at my husband that I couldn't keep it because it smelled shart-like all up on my neck and I might suffocate. He told me to stop being dramatic, but then sniffed my neck and did the D: face too. Dear Bond No 9 I seriously love you so very much and want to make your babies but NOT WITH THIS ONE. Not in the summer. Maybe I'll stick it under the sink so I'm not tempted and then put a memo in my phone to yank it back out when I'm not all shweaty anymore in like November. Daaaaang. Sad times. Me and Chinatown and Coney Island are gonna be making out in the meantime. Sorry b.

There can be no denying that Bond no 9 NUITS DE NOHO is very ANGELesque, which is *not* to say angelic, and I hasten to add that Bond's shadowy stalker is considerably less demonic than the original dark ANGEL. Still, the fault-lines are pretty easy to predict: if you love ANGEL, you will love NUITS DE NOHO. If you abhor ANGEL all the way down to the finish, then you will equally abhor NUITS. However, there is a glimmer of hope for one category of ANGEL haters here: NUITS DE NOHO does not have any of ANGEL's strident purple opening. Basically, the creator of this fragrance cut through all of that repulsive moldy white bread smattered with grape jelly and offered up only the ANGEL drydown. So, for me, NUITS DE NOHO is wearable enough, but my purse spray will suffice for the foreseeable future, as this stuff is quite potent, with big sillage. In fact, it totally disrupted my dinner just now. But, over time, as it subsides into the twilight, I find that NUITS DE NOHO becomes closer and closer to a fragrance that I can even claim to like, which was never the case for ANGEL.

Bond's Nuits de Noho is certainly a child of Angel but by no means is it a dupe. NdN is much lighter, less sweet, and the patchouli is much cleaner, greener and more camphorous than Angel. They smell slightly similar and are certainly related but you would never mistake one for the other. On my skin NdN has a pronounced sharp green, almost eucalyptus-like note that projects strongly off my skin and consequentially the sillage smells quite different than the area I've sprayed it on. I suspect that this is what is billed as pineapple not playing well with my skin chemistry. This has also been compared to M. Micallef Mon Parfum. Again, there is a family resemblance but the Micallef is softer, muskier and creamier. Comparing Angel, the Micallef and NdN, I would say that NdN is the least sweet and least floral, but with the brightest composition as it has pronounced green, citric and medicinal facets laid over the familiar patchouli vanilla base. NdN also strikes me as the one of the three that is best suited to the boardroom, business attire and impeccable neutral makeup.

Perfume 12, tested on paper, sample A fruity, floral, woody, and slightly powdery fragrance. The fruity aspect reminds me of strawberries or some kind of berries, although I can't quite pinpoint which ones. There's also a green note in the opening that stays with the fragrance as it develops. The combination of fruit, white flowers, green accords, and woody notes (almost as if you can smell the flower stems and leaves as well) is something I haven't come across very often. It has a crisp, slightly sharp freshness running through it, almost like moss, mint, or dried aromatic herbs, balanced by something soft and creamy that ties everything together. I really like this fragrance. I can't get the image of berries with whipped cream and mint out of my head. Based on a test on paper or even on my skin, I would never buy this perfume. But after using up my sample, I realized that it really suits me from time to time. I definitely don't need a full bottle, but I'd happily buy a decant if I come across one.

This is a really nice fragrance, and I can see why everyone compares it to Angel. My review will be a comparison of the two perfumes. I put Nuits on one wrist and immediately thought it was identical to Angel. But then I grabbed Angel and sprayed it on the other wrist. I was shocked when I sniffed Angel and it suddenly smelled like bitter dark chocolate instead of sweet fruit like I used to think. As both fragrances wore down, Nuits clearly became cleaner and more floral, with wild jasmine dominating, while Angel became increasingly mossy and earthy. I bought Angel when it first came out because the salesperson said it had chocolate in it. For the life of me, I was never able to smell the chocolate. But obviously in comparison to Nuits, chocolate becomes the strongest note. The similarity is astounding, and yet when put to the test side-by-side, they are radically different perfumes. Hence some people who hate Angel love Nuits. I am going to wear Nuits as a lighter, day-time "version" of Angel.

:( Too bad. This looks like something that I would have loved to wear. When I saw the breakdown, I could've sworn it was going to be a unisex, but - to no avail.... I also see a lot of women saying that it smells like Angel, which means it also has similarities to A*Men. YAY! Now, if there ARE any guys out there that are wearing this and pulling it off, PLEASE let me know what you think. Thank you. Oh well, too bad :*( P.S. - Hey ladies and guys, just a heads up; I'm seeing that some of these "discount" sites are actually selling these frags (Bond No 9) for MORE than Bond themselves do. So make sure you check out their site first; that way you'll be sure to get the real thing :) -ie: Fragrancex has this very same one for $19(usd) more than Bond does...LOL, too funny.

Likeable patchouli with florals. I got a purse spray with my purchase of a different bond scent. I wasn't planning on putting it in heavy rotation, but thought that it would serve me well when I wanted a funky night time scent. It has pretty good silage but only lasts a few hours on me. Unfortunately it fell from my shelf and burst on the tiled bathroom floor. I felt really bad for my husband because I was running out the door and only half cleaned it up. Luckily this doesn't last very well on tile,grout, or bath mat either because I smelt nothing when I got home from work and he was unaware that a spill even happened. I think there are patchouli fragrances that are much longer lasting, just as pleasant and obviously more affordable out there.

This is a pretty fragrance that smells in the neighborhood of Mugler's Angel, but is not identical. The pineapple at the beginning is the most pleasant version of that accord I've experienced, and the vanilla was evident right from the start as well. Within an hour, I could detect the patchouli, but the fragrance was predominantly woods at that point with a vanilla chaser. About four hours after I put this on, there is still the hint of the smell of vanilla and woody accords, but it's very faint. This is a pleasant fragrance, but it doesn't have the staying power on me to justify full bottle status. As with most pricey fragrances, I recommend purchasing a sample before buying.

Starts out as Angel and changes into a different perfume but still with a nod to Angel. This is more savoury than Angel, less toffee/chocolate and more pepper and spice and it's rather good. I have always been a bit sniffy (s'cuse the pun) regarding Bond fragrances after an uneasy relationship with I Love NYC For All. It all worked out in the end but it was touch and go. Plus I think it's probably a house that I always felt was "all fur and no knickers" but I am prepared to have my mind changed, hence this new purchase. I like this, it's pricy although beautifully packaged, I like it though. It may grow to love - who knows.

A fragrance that I enjoy, but don't necessarily love. To me, it has a very woody note like balsam perhaps. Just enough vanilla sweetness to make it sexy and alluring. The balsam I think is what keeps me from loving it, as I have a strong history of leaning toward florals in my fragrance wardrobe as well as the earthy patchouli and sandalwood notes. Overall, I still really like Nuits de Noho as it is very unique - you won't often come across anyone else wearing this and I love that! It also has a rich depth and great staying power....be careful not to overapply or you will be drowning in it all day (or night).

Wow a very nice and luxurious fragrance that feels mature yet has a touch of youthfulness to it, it is super nostalgic to me and takes me right back to childhood as it reminds me of my mom. It’s nicely blended with the patchouli being the focus and the citrus, pineapple, floral notes on the opening musk, jasmine and vanilla with that warm rosewood all elevating it after. I think it would be great for colder weather and leans feminine but I love it on me as a guy. Performance is good and price may be a little steep but a great fragrance.

Call me dumb, but this is kind of what I expected Aventus to smell like (but with less patchouli). As it is, to me, this smells like a combination of Mugler Innocent and Atelier Cologne Musc Imperial plus some smooth (not dirty or screechy) patchouli. Mmmmm...for something with patchouli in it, this is delicious. It has lots of pineapple, especially in the top notes. I want to wear this on just-starting-to-get-warm spring days.

I really like this .. very balanced pineapple patchouli vanilla scent. Definitely a winter fall scent. Not as dense or boozy as khamrah or patchouli forward as angel. (they don’t smell the same but same feel) Bond no 9 has a fresher appeal. This is great for fall brunches and outings in the day.. it’s a solid 8 for me because of the great performance. I really enjoyed my scent bubble.

I like it. It smells very good but is so strong and I put to much I am dying here. It smells very similar to angel before it got reformulated. Is a fancier angel. I will not get a full bottle only travel size. I have To many perfumes. I need to start being more selective. Is also very strong a travel size will last for a long time 2 sprays is enough.

Patchouli must be well-blended here, because I would not say it's present - as I dont detect it directly in Angel. Its lucious - there's this gently citrusy top that adds sparkles to the jasmine and woody heart which is sweetened by a reasonable dosage of vanilla. There's a slightly spicy, plummy effect too. Cozy, wearable, great for wintertime.

This is Angel for people who don't want to buy the Angel bottle. It has a slightly honeyed vibe to the pineapple, but is cuddly cozy for winter nights. Overpriced but I kinda like those weird Bond No. 9 bottles. This would smell awesome on a sexy stoner of any gender; pairs well with weed. Smells like good dirty fun sex!

Really nice fragrance and lovely on a woman. It bears a strong similarity to Angel which isn't a bad thing. It was beautiful when an ex wore it. Yeah... So anyway, my sister in law loves it as I've gifted it to her. A little (lot?) overpriced, excellent longevity and sexy AF sillage. As a man I love this on a woman 8/10