Nitro Pour Homme

Time for a spicier, inspired take on Bond No 9 Lafayette Street (some say Nikos and Silver Scent but I've not smelled those); for those of you that require beast mode, it's known for having significant longevity. It starts out with a nutty cardamom and blended citrus open, leaning more orange as it transitions to a beautiful orange blossom and light jasmine in the heart; the orange blossoms linger on me for quite some time, which is really lovely. Eventually the cedar starts creeping through solidifying a very sturdy, clean musky cedar and ever-so-tonka-sweet sandalwood base for our dry down. It comes off as a very professional, confident, and has a bit of a throwback masculine feel to it.

IMO, this is the best fragrance in the Nitro lineup. The others are great (except that I don't know why Dumont would choose to include 3 Aventus dupes in the set), but Nitro Pour Homme is resoundingly masculine and much stronger performing than the other Nitros. It has that traditional musk cologne, like Boss Bottled but without the off note that I smell when I spray Bottled on my skin. Musk and jasmine play lead, softened by the faint menagerie of citrus notes. Really good stuff. Once I finish the Nitro discovery set, Nitro Pour Homme will be my first full-bottle purchase.

Yes, there is some resemblance to Silver Scent and Nikos, but there's much more to it and the overall quality is much higher. With some added spices, a very classy and subtle jasmine note alongside the orange blossom and a very solid woody base, very well-blended actually. Nothing groundbreaking, but a very pleasant and mass-pleasing all-rounder that performs very good (like all fragrances by Dumont I've tried so far). On clothes it comes off a bit more fresh and citrusy than on skin; 24 hours later and I can still smell it!

Smells like silver scent pure by jacques bogart, i have both

This scent similar to xerjoff erba Bora