Musgo Real Agua de Colonia No.2 Oak Moss

@ R J Watson I didn't know that we had Forum Etiquette Police. How odd is that as I see no mention of this anywhere on this site? I find this perplexing and a bit disturbing. So, to satisfy your qualms on this particular subject and specifically this scent, I will try to best describe it and I do hope it meets and dare I say "exceeds your expectations". Perhaps highly unlikely but, one can't fret on these mynute singularities. A green, herbaceous aroma with a smooth and earhy undertone that is highlighted by a subtle but, semi sweet musk aura that masterfully combines and defines both a rugged and sophisticated nature. Longevity is unfortunately this fragrances coup de gras as it only lingers for 4-5 hours at best. But, they are glorious ones without question. Actually, there is no need to let your undies work up into a bunch. Pour yourself a single malt, grab a stoggie and let your gonads hang freely and happily. You'll be a better person for it. Trust me on this..

A lovely woody green mossy splash with some underlying warmth - use with abandon, as it is fairly fleeting. Always brings a smile to my face on a cold morning.

# 2 in this lineup is nice, as expected. Cheap, perfect for almost anytime and anywhere. I basically just wear this at night to kind of wind down from the day. There’s nothing that will stick out, but it’s there and easy wearing. This opens with basically the lime, spices and ...dry stuff... I would say - the hay, oak moss and woody notes. It basically stays kind of dry, but with some green notes and the lime lingering around as long as you can smell it. I think this is only a few bucks, so I don’t really see a downside to this if you’re looking for something to wear around or even to go out. It’s nothing that lots of people will notice and doesn’t last all night or anything, but definitely worth the price. Weird update, just went and looked at some prices of this - and for some reason this is running like 60-70 bucks in some places. Definitely not worth that. I probably wouldn't pay more than 20$ myself.

Perfect for layering if, like me, you love oak moss.

Truly awful. As Alf2013 says, practically free. There's your first clue ...

The first note is a pleasant, sweet aroma, probably due to the hay on it. After a few minutes it turns into a very pleasant woody-mossy fragrance, with hints of green leaves. This is a very interesting, and pleasant, fragrance that resembles a fougere. I wish it had a bit more longevity. Anyhow, the best part was the price: $3.00 at TJ's, practically free.