Aspen Discovery

Aspen Discovery is a great discovery and a wonderful fragrance. Imagine original Apsen minus the watery Green notes. Where original Aspen is walking through a deep forest, Aspen Discovery is walking up on the treeline. The advertising photo above really does capture the feel of Aspen Discovery very well, I highly recommend giving this juice a sniff. Update: Aspen Discovery's performance in great for an EdC. I'm getting a solid 7-8 hours with good projection for 3-4hrs and even after that it is a strong skin scent. Very underrated and hidden gem worth seeking out.

Stuff really does smell wonderful. Had an old bottle that belonged to my dad sitting around and I had to try it again. Took me back to an earlier time in my life and smells so comforting. I miss colognes in this manner such as Mambo by Liz Claiborne, Curve and Cool Water. Some of these cheapos really do smell great. But to paraphrase Luca Turin. When all drugstore fragrances have going for them is to smell good so as to sell it's little wonder they often do smell very good.

nice lil parfum...spicy ...fresh smelling but a diffetrent than average sweetness...its nice and very inexpensive...7.2 out of 10....love it

It’s a solid fragrance. Nostalgic. A bit aftershave/Dad cologne. Unlike current fleeting fresh scents or obnoxiously sweet/oud creations, Aspen Discovery stands alone like a remnant of a gone by era of masculinity. It feels outdoorsy. Imagine a chill autumn afternoon, the soil is covered with damp leaves, a faint smokey scent lingers in the air, fresh red apples, pears and logs being piled up for the winter. I truly like it, even though this isn’t my average type of fragrance.

Super cheap from some sellers so I bought. Maybe it's a reformulation, maybe it's just me, but the main thing I get is sharp citrus with undertones of watery cucumber (possibly that's how I'm reading the lavender), and something resembling juniper. On me it much more resembles Guy Laroche's HORIZON than original Aspen, as there's nothing foresty about it. But not a total loss...since it ends up more lightly aquatic than woodsy, I'll just use it in that frame of mind.