Davidoff

A bottle of potent, refined juice - best ever from this house...and there are plenty of other bottles that Davidoff has put out over the years that are staples in fragrance lovers' wardrobes! It is a true aromatic fougere with an old-school masculine vibe. If you don't like a huge, retro opening of sharp carnation, fresh-squeezed lime and warm leather blended with green notes (basil and artemisia) - then don't even consider buying it. Leave this to guys who want to smell like distinguished gentlemen with taste & class. The drydown has nice patchouli and moss coming in, but Davidoff retains its freshness and sharp notes throughout. This is a classic...a fragrance from yesteryear that can only be worn by someone with an aire of sophistication and macho attitude - any time of day to any occasion. You could wear it as a formal fragrance or even dressed down - but you MUST wear it with "Attitude", capitalized for a reason, and know how to spell chic (let alone understand what it means), or it will wear you. I put this next to some very special bottles of mine. Be careful when buying - the last bottle I purchased had a bad atomizer/sprayer and I had to spend a good deal of money to have the juice taken out and put into a 2nd hand bottle. Nothing against the seller - he is top-shelf! But, Davidoff has never been known for having the best plastic sprayers...damn good juice, though! It has been reviewed very well here and I like what shamus1 and marioslg1 said...definitely a suave, refined MACHO scent and rare. 9+/10! **Update** - A shot on my sleeve and one on the back of my hand right now...I had to come back to this as I have been really loving and admiring other fantastic male fragrances with rose as a note in the composition. I have to say that it is a very definitive fresh bloom that blends beautifully with the lime, basil, carnation, patchouli, orris root, rich oakmoss, gorgeous castoreum and classy leather in Davidoff Classic! I waited for a good 30-40 minutes as I sprayed it on my shirt to see the transition happen slower (the rose came in at about 15 minutes on my skin). What a beautiful bloom! This wearing of Davidoff Classic makes me understand just how good this scent is. I will adjust my score, accordingly, to 10/10! Some just touch excellent (a 9 rating) - this is clearly a notch above that...awesome. Actually, near perfection. A masterpiece, in my mind. For me, this is arguably the absolute best use of castoreum ever in a bottle of scent - yes, that good!. It is present throughout the entire wearing and blends wonderfully with warm, rich leather and smoky olibanum. Only one other classic scent - Vintage Antaeus by Chanel - can compare for most distinguished use of the animalic note provided by the beaver in fragrance. Yatagan by Caron is worthy to note as well, but the overall compositions are so vastly different. A classic that incorporates some of the most incredible depth in a male fragrance one can find - yet, somehow...it never gets too heavy. It stays vibrant and wonderful throughout the wearing. It will stain a light-colored shirt and last for many, many days on fabric. Incredible. Sublime.

If 'capitalism' had a smell, then THIS would be it. This fragrance reeks of money both old and new – loads of it. This starts off brashly and bitingly green with pronounced citrusy & dirty animalistic/leathery tones which overall may scare off many potential buyers. But wait a little longer, and you are rewarded with a heavy green, limey, dusty, imposing and very long lasting fragrance that I reckon would attract admirers rather than lovers, and command the wearer with all round respect and attention. Alpha-males, CEOs, plutocrats, oligarchs, Gordon Gekko wannabes (and their lawyers), as well as captains of industry looking for a signature fragrance need look no further. Teenagers, metrosexuals and the like should stick to their cKs and Tommys and not make the sorry mistake of confusing it with its brother Cool Water, as this has an altogether different attitude. Frankly YOU need to have ‘attitude’, loads of it, to wear this without feeling or smelling incongruous. IMO marvellous as Zino and Cool Water are, Davidoff is better (and don't even mention Echo). After smelling this, I might even buy into this whole cool power vibe thing and start smoking cigars (cough, splutter, wheeze...) and sipping cognac wherever I can. Man, I love these dark green fragrances - indeed Tsar is my all time favourite fragrance and if you like that, I'm pretty sure you’ll like this too. I’ve already spotted a couple of bottles of Davidoff to add to my collection very soon and can’t wait! Davidoff in the daytime, Zino at night. Awesome.

A very ballsy fragrance at first spray I'm not gonna lie it smells like straight castoreum but then it mellows down into something more manageable/wearable. After the first 10-20 minutes, the castoreum becomes very balanced with the other notes and this turns into a green citrus-lime leather with some castoreum in there to keep things interesting. After about 20-30 minutes the fragrance becomes very very very pleasing and I doubt many who hate this fragrance have ever made it this far because it is exquisite, pure class...Makes me feel like a million bucks.... This fragrance is unique as hell, but you definitely have to be confident and have the right mind set to wear this. Scent - 9/10 I it's an amazing fragrance but the opening could be challenging for some Projection/Sillage - 9/10 I think 3 sprays is perfect with this one just make sure you allow about 20 minutes for it to settle down. It's not beastly but will get you noticed I would say it is moderate to average in this department. Longevity - 10/10 Lasts over 10 hours. Versatility - 8/10 Intended for temperatures below 75 degrees I believe. Not the kind of fragrance to wear every day to work but every once in a while is okay! This is a very daring fragrance, a statement making fragrance full of testosterone and class.

Davidoff has made many fragrances throughout his career, but this is undoubtedly the best scent of his entire collection. I do not understand how they discontinued a jewel like that, it is as if you take the picture of Velazquez's Girls and burn it so that no one else can enjoy it live. The aroma is complex to explain and there is nothing similar in the market to what can be compared. You feel a fresh and smoky opening, the citrus trees adjust to a freshness alimonado and the herbs take you to a green, leafy landscape, a fern world of the time of the dinosaurs, without fumbling, well measured, the smoky background is soft, appears The oak moss, the leather and the castoreum that spring up fast from the notes of your heart and push the fragrance to a breath of wind that envelops you and hypnotizes you for three to four hours without being able to take your nose off your arm. It's like being in paradise lost. The duration is brutal and the moderate wake makes it ideal for daytime use. A fern with the best leather, makes Davidoff Davidoff the paradigm of masculinity, something unique that could only be done in the 80s. It is a unique, intoxicating aroma and the great jewel of my vintage collection !! Bravo Davidoff!!!! Rating: 9.8

Beauty and the beast. I have two versions of this; one is a pre-barcode version made in Spain, and the other is made in France. The Spanish one is dominated by the castoreum, and hence smells mainly like a lion marking its spot; it is challenging, but it's still very, very good. The French version however is easily one of the finest fragrances that my nose has ever devoured. The lime, leather, and woods combine to dazzling effect, and it immediately puts me in the shoes of someone who has come from money, with a finely honed ruthless streak... Think Johnny from Karate Kid, cruising around town with his henchmen, and getting lucky with a million Elisabeth Shue's... I'm now in the super quiet living room of a Great Aunt and Uncle in '85 on Saturday afternoon. I've been brought there by my Grandparents, so that my Grandad can see his oldest Sister. I want to know the football scores, but there is a seductiveness in the enforced silence. My Great Uncle is unlike the rest of my family. He is stern, stoic, serious, conservative, and wealthy; he smokes a pipe. The ornate clock ticks, gently, relentlessly. He draws on the pipe, and its aura fills the room. He is his own man. He wears Davidoff Classic.

Davidoff Davidoff is nothing short of MASTERPIECE none bar. I'm so fortunate to have found this PHENOMENON fragrance which was tucked away in a corner in one of my fav store's which just caught my attention. When I first sprayed this frag it definitely came across being heavy which may turn some off. If you are patient you will enjoy a RICH DESIRABLE aroma coming from a touch of rose and caraway with a heightened masculine appeal of leather. You can smell a real sweet/woodsy juice from patchouli, orris root and oakmoss making this frag FABULOUS! Longevity is 10/10.....it's PERFECT for a fall/winter days and best during the evening when you want a frag to be able to make a connections with those who are able to enjoy a really high quality fragrance. Silage is also excellent, you can smell it more then 3ft away without layering it. Overall opinion, Being an old school frag it's an OPULENT frag which is absolutely divine touched by the God's of the fragrance. Nothing less then perfection is this frag especially when other's were being launched at the same time. I wouldn't give up this fragrance because I loooooooove it a lot!!!! 10/10...♡♡♡♡♡♡

I'm coming back to write this after a month of becoming reacquainted with this EDT. Yes, it is possible to fall even deeper in love. I have been remembering my first experiences with Davidoff -- those moments of, "oh wow! what is this stuff?!" and "where have you been my whole life?!" I love it from the time I first apply it and alllllll the way through the dry down. It really does scream sophistication in a way I wish so many of my other fragrances do, but sadly do not. Sometimes I enjoy going all in with a fragrance and I don't worry about how dirty it is -- I have a number of oud oils I enjoy wearing out and about. Other times I enjoy blending in with the crowd and I wear something every other person has on. Then there are times where I enjoy wearing what I imagine Marcus Antonius wore when he first met Cleopatra and she noticed just how damn good he smelled. There are times I think that I might enjoy Davidoff more than I enjoy Nino Cerruti Pour Homme. Definitely close. Good stuff, Davidoff.

I accidentally found today in a pharmacy, 125ml edt, 75ml edt and 50 ml after shave....and i bought them all. this was my first experience with this perfume. it is very masculine and together with zino, the best from Davidoff for real men. All other are not for my taste including the famous cool water. Here we are talking for a real men perfume, something that you can't find easily today. I found some bottles in ebay today for $129 per bottled as the specific perfume is very rare. I cant understand why davidoff stopped producing those two perfumes....it is absolutely insane for me to have such perfumes in your collection and stop producing them. I had a lot of years to smell such a manly scent....one of the great classics of 80s!

My bottle (the original: Parfums Davidoff version) leaked a couple of drops the other day so I wiped the nozzle with my finger. That miniscule amount remained on my finger for 10 hours, projecting well for at least half of it - impressive! I also noticed just how oily this one is, which explains its high quality performance. Definitely niche quality, it's worth reproducing its description from the leaflet inside the box: "Woody, spicy, masculine in aroma. A perfume of assertive elegance, influence and responsibility. The topnote is marked with aromatic accents. The heart is spicy, dry, with traces of Muscat, Coriander and Cardamom. Amber and Musk being warmth and body."

UPDATE: Tried this again today. Stunningly special and just crying out to be some lucky one's signature fragrance. It has an unmistakable old school feel about it, macho but sophisticated, that WILL garner attention whether you like it or not. It delivers the impression that whoever is wearing it is an extravagant and proven leader. This is also of niche quality and is uncompromising masculinity in a bottle. Irrespective of the clothes she's wearing or her sexuality, any woman wearing this is likely to be perceived as "butch" :) Boys using this risk being accused of trying too hard to be taken seriously:)) In my opinion, wonderful as Zino is, this is better still.

I forgot how much I love this stuff. Wore it in the mid/late 80s and I had to hide my bottle from my girlfriend. She was always trying to steal it away. Brings back many memories. Never ceases to amaze me how a subtle difference in a blend can produce such drastically huge differences in an end product. This really is a magical fragrance to me. This along with Iquitos and Calvin were my go to fragrances and I am happy that I still have at least two of these today.

Davidoff is truly fine. A men ́s fragrance that women will love on their men or on themselves. Relunctantly, I just now gave my husband a vintage mini, my only one, perfectly full, maybe never used. He loved it immediately. It has a smoky dry down, maybe vetiver. Not sweet at all and really fine. Animal notes, yes. This is the real stuff, turns boys into men, and women into seductresses with one splash.

Probably the best scent by Davidoff. 10/10 for scent 9/10 for longevity 8/10 for sillage. 10/10 for sheer class I use this fragrance very sparingly as I am now down to the last few mls! However on the infrequent occasions when I apply this magic juice, it really lifts my mood and spirits. It's just sheer lunacy to discontinue the production of this fragrance! It smells so good!

Masterpiece from the past 🏆❤️ I really don't understand why Davidoff discontinued this gem 💎??? Such a pity 🤔 I really love this beast mode fragrance from the 80's ! On the same ballpark as Patou pour homme original ♂️ & derby by Guerlain those fragrances are not made for kids or sweet lovers 😁 it's made for real men ♂️ with hairy chests 💪

To give you an idea of the nuclear performance of this fragrance, I finished my bottle and threw it away in Spring 2019, but kept the box for old time's sake. Amazingly, the interior of the box still smells strongly of the scent in Nov 2024, nearly 6 years later!

Unbelievably good. Also unbelievable that how Davidoff fragrances detoriated through the years. This would beat any masculine "niche" that's on the market now

Awesome, powerful and undoubtedly masculine. Awesome. Agree on 9.5/10. Reminds me of Antaeus, castoreum surely.

Decades later and I still miss it as one of the best male fragrances ever!

One of a kind. VERY (I mean it!)masculine with complicated formula and interesting ingredients. A fragrance for a mature man, super well blended. NEVER EVER for a boy under 30! Sharp opening but don't let deceive yourself! After an hour it changes to a very masculine, elegant and subtle smell with a lot of class. Really I adore this fragrance for it's class. It's quite long lasting too. It makes me feel actually more mature (I am 34) and older, yeah.... But it's OK. Davidoff Classic is a good example of what a real fragrance for man used to be in 80-ties. It's a pitty it became so rare today. But I managed to buy 25 ml bottle without spray and I am happy. To be honest - I use it ocassionaly, when I feel I need to feel like an mature man sitting in the armchair made of leather with a cigarette in my hand. It mixes well with cigarette smoke. I doubt it works well in summertime, but it's great for the rest of the year. Try it IF YOU CAN!

Just received my 7 ml mini bottle. Well, it's okay. I'm a big fan of 80s fragrances (Paco Rabanne, Giorgio Beverly Hills, Quorum, Azzarro, Black Suede, etc.) and similar ones like Floris Elite, so I was hopeful. There's a note contained in this that just throws it off for me, making it a little "harsh." I got used to it though. It's a very strong performer for longevity and sillage. If the prices for full bottles weren't so high I would buy one. (I have Zino arriving tomorrow, so I'm back on the hope train.)

Managed to find a 25ml vintage aftershave of this recently and it's really excellent if you like those old school fragrances like givenchy gentleman and the like. Even though it is aftershave it outlasts a lot of modern edp :) If I see it again I'll be sure to snap up what I can, then splash it on liberally when I'm ever in the mood to pretend I'm David Hasselhoff or Tom Selleck.

It seems similar to Arrogance, but here there’s more weight, more fullness in the style of Dali, Ferre. Now I see that Witness is much tamer — deep, but tame — so more in the Ferre direction, and definitely Passion. Davidoff, on the other hand, leans toward Dali, toward Beverly Hills, Krizia Moods, Givenchy Insensé, maybe Boss No.1. But it’s that dark, old-school fougère, like approaching Jules’ territory, standing at its outskirts. A great, masculine fougère from a slightly later stage than Paco or Azzaro. Very unoriginal — I’d be sure it was something I already knew if I didn’t know it was Davidoff. It claims to be leather; if it is, it’s closer to Jules than to Fendi. Yes, a watered-down Jules or something like that. The difference from the softer Dali, Ferre, or Witness lies in the addition of some twisted pepper à la Portos, though toned down. So maybe a diluted, less aggressive Portos? There’s definitely that distinctive note here.

Castoreum is used in the composition of Davidoff original. That substance has been described as "Urine, wet cardboard, feces at first. When it dries, it turns more sweet but has a slightly dry, astringent edge--gorgeous." I've found this to be true. To my nose, the initial blast of Davidoff has this rich floral, citrus, woody leather quality. Within a few moments, there's a shift and the castoreum starts to come through. And honestly, the smells is reminiscent of stale urine. Or "Animalic" for less offensive imagery. It's not as challenging as straight civet, though. Thankfully, after about 10 minutes into the dry down, the character shifts and the castoreum starts to dry/sweeten giving way to a delightful citrus, woody, mossy, leathery quality to this fragrance. This is the character that makes Davidoff original so highly appreciated, and what makes it all the worthwhile to put up with the opening (if indeed your nose gets the same impression as mine). Sillage and longevity are both very good. The quality of formulation is first rate. I just wish it completely agreed with me, but it doesn't somehow. I ended up trading it for something else, but if I were to recommend this to anyone I must caution that sampling first is a very good idea, as body chemistry plays an important part in its impression. 8.0/10

Smelled on a paper strip: YES! I need to get this on my skin for a proper test. Citrus and then a leather. Very nice! Smelled on my skin: NO! I hate to use this word, I really do, but it just smells *dated* to me. That particular leather is all wrong on my skin. It's sweaty 1970's leather watchband leather. Not a fine smell at all.

Some have claimed that Vermeil was made to copy this one, and I certainly see the similarities. The major difference is that this is much smoother than Vermeil, which you may or may not like. Here, there seems to be a "green" kind of quality I have yet to detect in Vermeil, while the tobacco note is obvious in Vermeil but not here (if there is one). I have a feeling many would view them as similar. In any case, I like Vermeil's idea better, actually. With that one, you get powerful citrus, tobacco, and castoreum (probably civet too!), with light florals that add some body (rose in particular, I'd guess). Davidoff is the gentleman's castoreum scent, while Vermeil is the rogue one. However, though Vermeil is powerful and crude at first, the drydown is quite nice, and almost niche-like really (ingredient quality seems quite good for the prices I see it sell for). So, my advice is to get a sample of Vermeil and if you like it, you probably don't need to spend a lot of money on a bottle of this one. If you like the idea of Vermeil but it's too crude for you (and you don't want or need the tobacco note) then you may enjoy this one (another to try is vintage Leonard Pour Homme, especially if you like carnation). Note that the last way I would describe this scent is as a fougere, so it seems like we have yet another example of the misuse of that term! UPDATE: Over time it just fades out, not changing significantly. There is a period when the castoreum seems just right, but I'm not a fan of this note so others might fight it weak. If you do, go for the original Dali masculine and see what you think. I haven't worn the Dali is a long time because the castoreum there seems even stronger, and I had to wash it off last time. So, if Davidoff is the gentleman and Vermeil the rogue, Dali is the sadistic witch hunter of the Middle Ages ! UPDATE #2: Marbert Homme in the older style bottle is not too far from this one and right now it's sell for low prices on ebay. MH is not as complex but it is strong. I might call MH a cross between Davidoff and vintage One Man Show, though not quite as natural smelling as either.

Before there was Cool Water, before there was even Zino, there was the original. Just look at the vibrant chartreuse color of that juice. The scent itself is just as radiant. It opens with bright limes, basil, and artemisia, but quickly entering stage right is this bold castoreum, supported by caraway and carnation. However, this is no spiced beast muscling its way in; its got panache, it almost dances in singing "hot dog, jumping frog, Albuquerque!" Here, we wonder if we should don a leather jacket or a top hat and cane, because the leather, moss and rose join the chorus and we have found ourselves in the most incredible bubble of masculine aromatic bliss. This is not toxic masculinity that is left for the likes of those who would just as well splash Brut (or these days overspray Axe) and look for trouble. Davidoff represents the multiplicity of manhood, old-fashioned valiance and forward-thinking vulnerability. Do I want to assert or do I want to embrace? The sillage, projection, longevity: all non-issues here, no doubt. It goes without saying that this is far more complex than any of Davidoff's subsequent creations, and perhaps it was just too much for even them to handle, and thus it was discontinued in favor of dubious dumbbells named "Champion," endless vapid flankers of Cool Water, and a feeble attempt at a exclusive blend line that while nicely blended, is redundant. There just isn't room in the modern design market for the dynamism and depth of the original Davidoff. One must seek out niche for this quality these days, and as supplies continue to dry up, the price for this continues to climb. My 50ml bottle will be relished and used sparingly, almost ceremoniously. 10/10

An exquisite leather chypre that is beyond time. First informals: this is not a fragrance for the faint hearted-boys (no offence) liking mainstream crowd pleasers. This is raw, bold as hell and might be off-putting for some. Opens up with a hit of castoreum, soon the herbs (absinth!) join to play. Very herbaceous, dirty, animalic - I've heard I smell skanky, I've heard I smell like something that got out of the bladder. Oakmoss and artemisia absinth are dominant, carnation is very detectable and plays supporting role. Almost right off the bat leather appears and joins castoreum. It's leather all the way through and yes - it's an animalic one. The drydown is a bit woody, leather with castoreum and absinth with a woody backbone I would say. Interesting thing in this fragrance is a cigarette ash/smoke-like feel that comes and goes but is always somewhere around. Longevity is 12 hours, sillage is big - yes it's a powerhouse so be careful with your finger on the trigger with this one. I can easilly pull it off while wearing a suit with a tie. It's the one I find being super formal type of fragrances. On the other hand - a harley guy smoking a lot with his leather jacket on - should fit him as well. An exquisite gem still available on the market. But I know sooner or later it will be out of the market. That's why I got myself a backup bottle.

This fragrance hit me with such an impact that quickly becoming my favourite - The fastest from all that I had tried for since the first sniff, I simply amazed. Utter masculinity from the beginning to the end, blending quality is superb, ingredients also top-notch. lime in the opening is a bit sharp and could be off-putting, but it would quickly subdued into sweeter scent - I notice Rosy quality - and definitely leather here, all playing with harmony to compose one of the finest for men fragrance ever made; I have Zino and it's not this good, they're truly different (Yes, pre-reformulated with italic DAVIDOFF) Zino is more of well-behaved men in his flannel jacket when Davidoff is a cunning oligarch - unforgivingly masculine, even when the coconut giving creamy accent to the drydown (creamy leather with sweetness of Rose; wonderful) The projection is simply moderate but accompanied with a good longevity just gives the better image about how this scent is meant to be - not for desperate calls for attention with monstrous projection but able to show its presence clearly and respectably. Those who said this smelled like Old-Money and Capitalist hit the spot, Davidoff evoke the image of power and wealth in a manly way. When you found this one, quickly grab them. They're increasingly rare and hard to find

If you love 80s power scents, you need to get this. It's like a demolition derby in a bottle. Brutal lime, patchouli, carnation and leather blast out of the bottle, slamming into your sinuses full throttle. This unholy brew ultimately tones down a little bit and gives way to this ultra-macho tobacco and leather scent that goes hand-in-hand with drinking Scotch and smoking cigars. Not even a room full of cigar smoke can hide the smell of this full-bore powerhouse. Davidoff is not for kids or anyone trying to blend in with the crowd. It's loud and brash, not pretty, and it doesn't do subtle well at all. MY RATING: 9/10

Oh yes... Remember it like it was yesterday. It was 1994,and I put few drops of this precious gem and went out. Remember sitting in the Pizzeria,and a Waitress had a beautiful girl friend who was just sitting at the bar and drinking Amaro or something. Next thing that happened blew up my mind. I was 17 at the time. She just turned,without seeing me and said something like,the love of my life use to wear this perfume.The scent is hypnotizing,and I don't know if I want to take you home or kiss you right know. Neithless to say I was in HEAVEN. 10/10

If you took Dana's English Leather and added strong aromatics like basil, artemisia, patchouli and oakmoss, you would have something close to Davidoff. This fragrance is like a period piece, locked in the decadence and excess of the 80s. Davidoff would have been equally appropriate at Studio 54 as it would have been at a black-tie dinner with a bunch of investment bankers lighting their cigars with wads of $100 bills. I don't miss the decadence and greed of the 80s, but I miss bold, shameless fragrances like this.

To be used with extreme caution. This is a fragrance that screams animal instincts and carnal desires. High sillage, long lasting, apply with a light hand. They absolutely do NOT make them like this anymore. Or if they do make them like this, but a few brave souls are wearing this kind of thing in public. This is so manly. I grew hair on my chest just smelling the test strip. I don't think most guys could pull this off, I really don't. The ones that can will own the world because holy balls.

Davidoff is a well-done old school fragrance, with a formal green accord, herbal and sharp, a bit sour, actually too sour nowadays that projects enormously. There's no sweetness in Davidoff and trust me, if your type of fragrance passes through one million and le male, this is not for you. A nice scent to be added to any collection, but unfortunately It's been so overhyped that the sky is the limit for the prices asked for it on ebay. 7/10.

I just received a bottle of this and Oh My! This stuff is something special. Not like anything ive smelled before. Very masculine with a wonderful dry down. I get almost a nutty smell but it's mixed with the spices perfectly. I based my purchase off of the feedback on this I site and it's the best blind buy I've made. Glorious!

Davidoff by Davidoff. One off the top 80s fragrances created for men. A zesty, tart, slightly animalic leather, very smooth, & quite subtle in the end, but it's there. A very well blended cologne & wonderfull example of the colognes of that era, this was one of them, but believe or not, not even in the top ten. What an era.

Very interesting fragrance. Similar to Mugler Angel series and a little bit with Lancetti Monsieur. It also goes in the Iquitos direction, probably from that animalic and notes. Performance on me is good. It has an amazing drydown felt especially on clothes, probably the best drydown that i ever felt in a fragrance.

This is simply unexpected. For a classic perfume, it deserve resurrection, not reformulation. A masterpiece that can topple even the best niche perfumes in the market. Lucky to own a full bottle and back up bottles worth it. I must admit, if I will let go of all my perfumes to keep only 1,... This!

I love vintages, but it was a new release the first time I wore it. It is a real mans fragrance, a very well blended spicy, Woody, leather fragrance and an Icon of tis time. I think only Zino can top that Both Zino and Classic are masterpieces. I use my 50 ml original version very sparingly.

I WAS 16 SPRINGS IN WHEN MY MOM BOUGHT ME THIS AMAZING JUICE WHY O WHY DO THESE WORKS OF ART OR MASTERPIECE FRAGRANCES GO DISCONTINUED COME ON WOULD YOU EVER DISCONTINUE A MICHAEL ANGELO OR ANY OF THE GREAT PAINTERS EXCATLY. PLSSSSSSS DAVIDOFF RE RELEASE THIS FRAGRANCE 🙏🙏

Where can i buy this amazing one of a kind fragrance. When i was living in Brussels, i used to wear it in 1985 and take a bath with the gel douche! i live in Manhattan so if you have any idea, i beg you to let me know!

Bands/Artists of the 70's are still playing or doing a reunion tour. When can we expect a reunion or a vintage version of the best Davidoff perfume ever? Dear Mr Davidoff, listen to your customers.

Great example of a rough, Serious Sam like 80s masculine. I have backed this up and have a slightly used 125ml bottle for sale in the UK, hit me ups if interested!.

I get a very nice lime and leather starting things off here but it all to quickly dries down to a dry leather. I give it points for being different than the rest.

I have a Bottle for Sale 125ml bottle 1st formulation, nearly full maybe 5ml missing PM if interested! Located in Germany

One of THE BEST fragrnaces. I had this EDT. I Truly, VERY regret that company stop production ! :(

Yes many point of contacts with Antaeus and Lancetti IL it's available pre barcode made in France

lime..woody and leatherish...wish was still available here, one of the best fragrances ever!

I have a Bottle for Sale/Swap 125ML bottle ~ half full PM if interested! Located in Canada

It smells like a heavier and fizzier version of Halston Z-14.

Is it possible to buy this perfume now in any online store?