Famagusta

This is interesting. Being named after a city in Cyprus and featuring oakmoss probably means this is aiming to be a chypre, but the floral opening (sweet but not too sweet) is a bit like Floris No. 89 with less rose, and the mid after a few hours is more sort of orange-honeyish labdanum/vetiver in the style of Terre d'Hermes but a bit less earthy. I think it would actually make a great floral scent for a young person who wanted something a bit different from everyone else, in a way which doesn't feel dated, while avoiding the modern fashions. It also feels like it would make a good spring/summer breezy daytime scent without needing sharp citrus notes, as long as it didn't get too hot (the honey accord might make it feel a bit sticky). I suppose it's not a traditional chypre in that the earthy oakmoss isn't contrasting against a sharp zesty green citrus, but rather we have something where the notes work together to take you from spring blossoms to summer honey in the course of a few hours. I found two other reviews of this online and they're quite different from each other, so your subjective experience will probably vary a lot; in Europe anyway, samples are available, so give it a try.

Has this fragrance been reformulated?