Noble Fig

To continue its expansion in the perfumery market, the Ferrari brand decided to start a new chapter in the history of the Essence Collection, which was released in the year 2012. To this end, decided to invest in unisex fragrances, extolling a single special ingredient in each creation, through more cheerful and fresh interpretations. So, in 2015, was born the Essence Les Eaux collection, with three scents in Eau de Toilette concentration: Noble Fig, Bright Neroli and Pure Lavender. They hit the market with the same visual pattern, but in transparent bottles, revealing the unique color of each piece. The boxes and the lids also have the same finishing and color, revealing a bright and sophisticated beige leather. Noble Fig, as the name suggests, brings the fig as key ingredient and its composition contains notes of red pepper, mandarin orange and fig leaves, in the top. In the body of the fragrance, notes of cinnamon bark, clary sage and iris. Finally, the base reveals notes of patchouli, walnut wood and musk crystals. On the skin, Noble Fig arrives strong, green and juicy. But the juicy part doesn't come from the Fig, but the mandarin orange. The fig leaves feature green nuances and, at the same time, dirty, almost earthy. On my skin, it didn’t evolve much, but the sage gave a leathery tone, well supported by the facets of iris. Over time, it was also possible to notice that the fragrance evolved into a salty side, which I believe to be a result of the mixture of musk crystals with the woody notes. If I had to point out a flaw, I would say that the fig, as the main ingredient, should have been present at all stages of olfactory pyramid, keeping itself in constant evolution and highlight. For sure, the result would be even better. Anyway, Noble Fig has excellent durability and projection, especially for an EDT with high quality ingredients. It’s extremely versatile and elegant! Increasingly, I realize that the fig is the new OUD from few years ago and still has a lot to present in the world of perfumery. As well as Ferrari, which decided to invest in other market – also pleasing women – by creating a line so sophisticated and with universal acceptance. If you like scents with notes of fig, then you can’t miss the chance to meet this noble fig with Italian origin.

Noble Fig is an affordable designer, niche-quality fragrance with a soft, fruity, inoffensive aroma. It is my casual and workplace scent that has good quality, and it does not smell as synthetic as many designer brands. Fig fragrances tend to be fruity and sweet. Noble Fig is NOT a sweet fig fragrance, which is great for men like me who hate the cloyingness of gourmand, sweet fig fragrances. It is a green fig leaf fragrance. You get the nuances of ripened fig trees and leaves without the sugary sweetness. If you like that approach to a fig fragrance, then you will enjoy Noble Fig. Noble Fig is a soft, aromatic fragrance that starts SLIGHTLY masculine. It leans more toward the unisex smell as it progresses. Also, it is NOT a "Bro" or "alpha" or the "rugged, gym rat fragrance" like Creed's Green Irish Tweed or Paco Rabanne's Invictus. Remember, it is a unisex fragrance recommended for all genders and sexes. Just be mindful before you buy it, but don't take my word for it. For any fragrance, read reviews before buying it, but take them with a grain of salt. Everyone has their own opinion regarding smells. Some people love a specific fragrance. Some people hate it. My advice is for you to get a sample of ANY fragrance before you ever buy it. That way, you can assess it yourself and have your own thoughts rather than strictly going off someone else's thoughts and opinions. So, do not let my opinion influence you. Edit 6/4/2023: I just heard that Ferrari has discontinued this fragrance. HOW FOOLISH OF THEM to discontinue such a gem.

I've had this bad boy for quite a while now, and so finally decided to part with a few words for anyone looking to add this to their collection. The first spray you'll take of this perfume you'll either instantly love it, or you'll go "meh, I expected more." It's a very sweet, fresh fig that slowly develops into this green, floral-like concoction where you can slowly begin to pick up the iris in this, along with sage. It may seem pretty Linear (and it kinda is) but the scent does evolve ever so slightly, also depends on the weather. Sometimes it's sweeter, other times it smells like you just walked out of a botanic garden that had a few too many sweet flowers in it. Overall, it's an amazing fragrance, either on its own or as a layering component. Sadly it does suffer slightly from the longevity, you'll get around 3-5 hours from it depending on how much you spray (however, on clothes it can last for days) and whether it's cool or hot outside. Overall, though, this bad boy is worth having, especially for the killer price it comes at. Not to mention just how well the cap and bottle is made. It's a pleasure to look at as it sits on the shelf. So if you're looking to add a Fig perfume to your collection, and can get your hands on this. Then go for it. It's worth every single bit. Although if you can, I wouldn't blind-buy it unless you really know what fig in perfumes smells like. A solid 8,5/10.

Wonderful fragrance. I lately have been exploring fig-based fragrances, and this one is definitely up there. The bottle has a beautiful design with a wonderful leather accent in the metal lid. The fig leaf blends well with the sage, and the orange holds them both together to form a very natural smell. Sillage is medium low, and with a 4-5 hour longevity. The overall scent is neither overpowering nor offensive. Because of its low price, value for the money, and distinguished yet amicable scent, this is great for those exploring the world of fig-based fragrances. My rating of fig-based fragrances are as follows with my impression of them (lower number is better): 1- Jardin in Mediterranee by Hermes: Fantastic natural fig/woody fragrance with 6-8 hour longevity 2- Noble Fig by Ferrari: green fig/sage with decent longevity and minimal sillage 3- Salvatore Ferragamo Pour Homme: Fig leaf with cedar/vetiver. Decent longevity and sillage. 4- Fico de Amalfi by Acqua di Parma: light fig/citrus blend. Summer fragrance with minimal sillage and longevity 5- Figuier Ardent by Atelier Cologne: sweet/green fig with milky citrus. Sillage and Longevity are moderate/good 6- Ninfeo Mio by Annick Goutal: very green leaf/ivy/citrus scent where the fig takes a while to emerge. Decent sillage/longevity. 7- Zegna Milan by Ermenegildo Zegna: Simple fig mixed with Iso E Super. Lasts a while and sillage is moderate

Noble Fig by Ferrari is a fragrance that surprises with its refined simplicity and natural approach. Launched in 2015 and signed by perfumer Philippe Paparella-Paris, this perfume belongs to the Green Aromatic family and is classified as shareable, ideal for both men and women who appreciate a clean, fresh composition with a special emphasis on the fig note. Performance: The performance is moderate: Projection: soft, ideal for those who prefer discreet perfumes. It lasts for 6 hours on the skin, which can be extended with reapplications or application on clothing. Sillage: contained, remains close to the skin. Occasions: Perfect for daily use, especially on warm spring and summer days. It goes well in professional environments, outdoor walks, daytime meetings or situations in which a discreet and sophisticated fragrance is preferable. It can also work as a "signature perfume" for those who like green and natural fragrances. Final Score: 8.0/10 Noble Fig is an excellent choice for lovers of green and minimalist perfumes. It is not a fragrance that seeks to impress with its impact, but rather with its lightness, naturalness and continuous freshness. The performance could be better, but its charm lies precisely in its discretion and elegance. Ideal for those seeking uncomplicated sophistication.

Let me preface by saying; I've had been looking down my nose at the thought of owning a fragrance from Ferrari! That opinion has been corrected with my purchase of Ferrari's Noble Fig! N.F. is a delightful fragrance indeed! Subtle and sophisticated it is not at all what I expected it to be(loud & excessively sweet)! I took a chance with an online New Year's sale and was nicely rewarded for my risk!This is my second-day wearing and my friends' reviews of it are surprising: "sweet leather, leather& fruit, and Pears &leather"...I can understand the"leather" comments myself because I swear I smell it as well!But we all agree that is a great scent!The only drawbacks being it doesn't project very far or hang on the skin as long as I would like, but those 2 minor complaints aside, this was a very good blind buy! I'm now very interested in trying some of Ferrari's other offerings!N.F. should be a safe bet for the workplace, doctor's office, or other environments where frags are not encouraged!Less than $30.00 bucks for 100ml flanker which is quite tasteful, my new discovery of 2018! Cheers! Happy New Year!

Luminous, fresh, holder of an exquisite floral quality and beautiful. It is a very rare event when a house crafts a fragrance for men with such features. Men, do not be affraid of this Noble Fig. It is true it can easily be classified as a unisex fragrance, but there is absolutely nothing wrong about that. I noticed it works way better in cool temperatures. I would recommend it for early Spring: day and night and Autumn: day, preferably. Or else: air conditioned environment. Heat, sweat and moist will (and do) make it go in the wrong direction, making the fig softness turn into something acid, which was not designed to be or intended. It is quite noticeable and sillage is all about fig with some musk smoothness. And the pepper note is very brief, limited to the first minutes, thank God. Very few fragrances evolving fig, smell so beautifully. Something I found only in Un Jardin en Mediterranée by Hermès and Fleur de Figuier by Roger et Gallet, which resembles with. I recommend it and say: enjoy it.

As a lover of Hermes Un Jardin En Mediterranee, I took to this scent straightaway. The fig is scent of leaf and wood, not the gimicky sweet fruit. It has a bright opening and transitions well into the middle notes. It settles in a very smooth patchouli and fig lingers along till the end. Thankfully the powdery musk or iris is not too pronounced, due to which the scent stays dry and crisp till the end. If you like the fig and citrus but can't handle the cedar in UJEM, this would be the one for you. Unlike UJEM, this settles into a very smooth scent. The longevity is very poor though, about 3 hrs I would say. Sillage is very low too about 1 ft for about 1-2 hrs. You'd have to get some of it on your clothes to get some sillage out of it. Even so, none of it lasts beyond 3-4 hrs. A real shame, cuz I would have like this to last thru the work day. As a scent though its a good buy at this price to add to your collection.

The more natural the scent is, probably stronger is the pleasure it causes. This is the case of Noble Fig, a master piece from Ferrari. Possibly the best top notes I have ever felt. After spraying Noble Fig, we really have the impression of smelling fig leaves. However, some minutes latter, the strong fig scent is reduced and the clary sage appears and shares the refreshing effect of the fig note. I compared it with another famous scent based on fig leaf smell: Good Live, a discontinued fragrance from Davidoff. Clearly, Good life is more masculine, more powerfull, but exagerately synthetic, whereas Noble fig is more natural. Although Noble fig is slightly more masculine than feminine, my wife adores to share it with me. Unfortunately, sillage is moderate to low. On the other side, the scent lasts for days on clothes.

EDIT: Redoing the review. Scent: 9/10 Silage: 6/10 Longevity: 6/10 Value: 8/10 Overall: 8/10 Feels like this is a combination of: * Dior Homme (2020) - Iris * Creed Silver Mountain Water - Mandarin and Fig * Chanel Allure Homme - Patchouli (?) If those three were in a cologne/perfume, it would be pretty close to Noble Fig. It's softer and strikes a balance between the iris, fig and musky notes. Really easy to wear and punches above it's weight class for what you get. This is a good value and is a safe bet for a casual/office scent if you were looking for something new. I like shorter duration scents, which allows me to change it up periodically, but if you want something that is going to last 12+ hours, this probably isn't for you.

This is a very happy and uplifting scent. I can't really pin point what it is exactly I love about it. I always find myself sniffing my wrists when wearing this, I can't stop. It is very 'bright' and sweet, with a little sourness which helps to lift the scent. It is like the little sibling of dolce and gabbanas Velvet Vetiver which is my all time favourite. This is probably due to the fig notes. I'm not sure if this would fulfill what a fig lover is looking for, it isn't comparable to Philosykos by Diptyque, which provides a true fig/fig tree experience. But I find myself more drawn to this little beauty, in all its simplicity. I just wish it had more silage and 'oomph', but I adore it.

Simply delightful, but hardly simple! This smells anything but cheap, in fact it’s what I wanted Versace Versense to smell like! Fresh, green, but not sharp green, very mellow and mild, with lovely creamy floral undertones. I find it more on the feminine side, but then again it’s quite similar to Versace Eau Frâiche which is not marketed as unisex. So man or woman, this is likely a safe buy that will mesh perfectly with your chemistry and smell just slightly different depending on who you are. One of my all time favorites when I just want to smell good and unique! Sometimes I need a break from all my other syrupy fruity sugar bomb scents lol! Scent: 10/10 Sillage 6/10 Longevity 7/10

I never thought I would be someone who would buy anything with the Ferrari label, but here I am making my second review for the brand in a week, and after making my first brand blind buy purchase: Noble Fig Noble Fig is clean, natural and so fresh. This is the green part, the fig leaf without the pulp. The scent is sweetened with the addition of mandarin. But the note that sets Noble Fig apart is sage, adding an herbal element and taking this scent into drydown bliss. As others have noted, this scent doesn’t last long which means it falls short of being called a masterpiece. But for around $20 for a 100 ml, you can spray liberally and often, making this blind buy a smashing success.

I've owned and enjoyed Nobile Fig for a while. Smelt Armani Figuier Eden today and they are so close. OK the Armani's got a bit more girth but they are directly comparable (can't say for performance). NF is utterly niche quality. With nearly all designer scents smelt close up there's usually something disagreeable to me: plastic, dried saliva, chemistry lab, to name a few. This doesn't have any of that, it's pure all the way through like a £100/200 bottle. Performance wise I don't think it's bellow average for this type of scent and it outperforms AdP Fico whose amazing opening only lasts for a flash on my skin (NF is pretty linear). What a shame it's discontinued.

I have to say this, I have in my estimation some very expensive fragrances, some good some not so good. As I have never smelled a Ferrari perfume before I was actually blown away when I sprayed it on me. I won't get into compositions or accords or blends and fixatives blah blah blah, but I will say this is as good or better than some of the upper end perfumes you'd pay 10 times as much for. This particular one smells like LeLabos Another 13. I ordered all of them literally every Ferrari perfume that was available and I can't stress enough how good all of these are, from the bottles to the juice inside just amazing, 20 bucks, you've got to be kidding me...

Probably my favorite of the Ferrari line up right now. It's only lightly sweet, but dry. You get the fig leaf, pepper, sage for sure, but I only get hints of orange, musk and patchouli. It's very pleasant and doesn't smell like everything else around these days. The presentation is very nice as well with the leather banding on the heavy metal cap and clear, heavy bottle. I personally think they should just use the horse logo and ditch the "Ferrari" on the bottle, but oh well. This juice could very well be in some niche bottle and you'd be none the wiser. I get an acceptable 6+ hours from it. For the price you can't go wrong.

This is what I wanted Philosykos to be - bright green, joyful, slightly floral, and lightly "tangy", somehow. It's also a bit like if you took the "green" aspects of Philosykos and layered them atop Bvlgari Pour Homme Extrême (the clear, sleek, reportedly discontinued, Cavalier creation - not the blocky, grey, Morillas one). It's a great spring/summer frag, and it's remarkably cheap at discounters, so grab one while you have the chance - Ferrari hasn't made a new scent in a long while, and that makes me nervous for the future. 8/10 - wonderful smell, slight longevity issues, absolutely worth the price.

I love love love this fragrance! I have a rather sensitive nose & this fragrance does not bother me at all. I don't know what fig smells like but if it's this fragrance, then I love fig. I really enjoy green fragrances and something about this just cheers me up when I smell it. I just bought a small bottle to round out a FragranceNet order of mine and I wish I had bought a full bottle of this instead of the full bottle I bought. Love that I'm finding it for only around $25 a bottle on the internet, definitely worth the price to me. Unisex and average longevity on me.

I've already reviewed this fragrance before (I like it) but I've noticed something that should be made aware to future buyers. This fragrance does not last long inside of its bottle. After about 2 years it will start to smell MUCH different than a fresh bottle. It can smell downright weird actually. Especially the opening. At this point, if this fragrance is discontinued, you won't ever be able to experience this fragrance the way it was supposed to smell since it will have aged and developed those off smells. I've had 2 bottles of this fragrance. I've used it a lot.

Not the brightest or purest fig but a lovely light fresh clean wet start with the citrus and fig leaf prominent, becoming a little smokey, peppery and musky as the sweeter pulp scent comes forwards once it relaxes. The smoky elements from what must be the patchouli tip it masculine, they're a little scratchy when you think about it too much but balances the sweet just right. Feels like a perfect spring daytime scent to me, and part of the ideal post-wash home alone comfort group. Sad it's been discontinued, snatched one on that auction site and hope it lasts.

Noble Fig is phenomenal for fig lovers. What you get out of this fragrance is fantastic for the price. The fragrance opens up with a leafy vibrant fig that is ever so refreshing. As the fragrance engages the middle stages, you get more fruity aspects of the fruit; a slight powdery pulp is detectable. The base is even keel as the fragrance stays fresh and is perfect for warmer climates. Performance is good for the first 6 hours, then becomes less detectable but stays closer to the skin. Overall, a Love for me.

Though I don't see hate on this particular frag from Ferrari, I have seen others with nothing but negative reviews. That said, I need to find out for myself how well the house of Ferrari stands. I have a couple of fig scents and (again) based on positive feedback I chose Noble Fig as my Ferrari introduction. Boy, this scent is very VERY nice. I will now move on to getting BN and RB, PL just doesn't sound like a good prospect. This fig is very nice I can only compare to Salvatore Ferragamo Pour Homme.

Wearing this 2 days in a row and I could say this is a hidden gem fragrance. Its scent profile and quality beyond the range price. A unisex and versatile fragrance to wear day and night and all year long. Succulent juicy yummy fig, almost give you tropical vibes. Fresh from mandarin orange, powdery comforting from iris, and wrapped in easy musk. This is even better than Molinard Figue, more fresher, and cheaper. Weaker in performance and longevity, but you can always respray since it's so affordable.

Figgy goodness!! As i was looking for a good spring scent, I came across this one on ebay for a little more than 25 dollars I thought what the hell.. Fig/Fig leaf is a note that I tend to gravitate towards.. This fragrance is and absolute steal.. The Fig leaf is the star of the shower this one, as it should be.. I do get the mandarin orange and the iris as well im this fragrance but its very green, earthy, perfect for spring weather in the Midwest.. Exceptional 8.6/10

Ferrari stupidly discontinued this line (Fig, bergamot, lavender, neroli), and kept those whatever intact. The opening is spicy with pink pepper, and green with fig leaf. Then it turns into powdery green when iris replaces pink pepper. Proper sillage and longevity. The drydown sits close to skin but remains gentle and perceptible. Good for spring and fall, and probably for warmer weather too. Hope to obtain another bottle cuz I squandered the last bottle away.

What a wonderful surprise. I picked this up because the Ferrari fragrance I was looking for was sold out. As soon as I sprayed it, I was smiling from ear to ear. Totally unlike anything else I've smelt. It's sweet, fresh, bright, and somehow dark all at the same time. I really think this fragrance is versatile enough for any situation... any weather. They could definitely get away with selling this for a lot more... but hopefully they never realize that.

Very nice!! Smells like a darker dry-down version of Guerlain's Neroli Outrenoir (which costs $300+).... a tea-like fig. Reminds me a bit of Hanae Mori HiM as well. I like Noble Fig, great price range for scent... but I feel it stays too close to you, doesn't project too much. But I enjoy it nonetheless. Good for more intimate encounters. Would buy again if if gets used up. I recommend it if you like the above scents mentioned.

When I smell this on my skin I keep on getting reminded of a fresh coconut. Does anyone else get that? That combo of fig leaf and sage has a coconut vibe to it. I think this smells nice. It smells a bit feminine to me. Not as feminine as Ferrari's Bright Neroli. That's very feminine to my nose. It's a very pleasant scent that could be used in just about any situation (work scent, going out, just chillin at home, etc)

A juicy fig leaf in a picture-book example of a unisex scent. Linear (which mustn’t be a bad thing) with good performance. The notes are blended nicely. I’m happy to spend £150 on a perfume I really like. This £15 bargain is making me just as happy. I got NF 3 years ago and I’m still not bored of it. In fact, today I ordered 2 more fragrances of the same line.

As you allready see by reviews...innofensive,pleasant,crowd pleaser,compliment getter,warmer weather fragrance,..the only down side is a lack of performance,but for that price,you can't get more.I can't hardly wait for spring and especially summer!Really enjoy it sooo much.Safe blind buy,as I did:)

I have to write a few words here about this gem. Ferrari Noble Fig is a delicious fig based fragrance. Green, earthy, fresh and sweet at the same time. Natural smell all the way through. Great longevity and silage on my skin. Bought 2 back up bottles and that's demonstrate my love for this juice.

Noble Fig opens very rich, earthy and green. The fig is the present at all times. Iris, musk and patchouli give it an earthy essence. Mandarin orange is present in the background giving it sweetness. It is absolutely beautiful and perfect for the summer. It has great longevity and projection.

Juicy and fresh. Smells more expensive than it really is. Safe blind buy. Great value. Sweet but definitely not fruity, just a touch. Really pleasant fragrance, perfect for spring and summer. Only downside, it barely projects and has low longevity. If you find it on sale, grab it!

One of my favorite perfumes ever .Smells really calming and classy combined. I don't know why this perfume gives a beautiful nostalgia. It's pretty stable on the skin yet if only it projects more . Really amazing perfume

A very pleasant fig fragrance with a milky touch, that becomes cloying to wear in the dry down. I wanted to like it, but this is not something that I care to wear. That said, it is a wonderful bathroom air freshener.

Tasty basket of fruits and flowers, mostly figs, rich and juicy. Suitable for fig lovers, especially those with some sophisticated and joyful life-stile. Like me.

Two words: Simply great, wonderful, pleasant, awesome, gorgeous juice! Sorry...a can ́t describe it in few words!

Clean, fresh, and neutral. Absolutely beautiful. RIP Noble Fig, I'll always miss you :(

Como eu amo esse perfume, dura muito em mim e cheira maravilhosamente bem!

to me this smells a lot like Poppy & Barley JML. lovely scent

Smiply amazing ..only if lt lasts longer ..

Ferrari Noble Fig EDT opens with a moderate to a low projection of sweet, citrus/fruity, spicy, and green accords. The opening is fresh, airy, soft, pleasant but the notes come up as light. The fig leaf brings a combination of green foliage-like, fresh leaves with a pinch of fig, the mandarin orange enhances that notes with a sweet citrusy note. The pink pepper and clary sage are just a soft touch in the background. The iris gives the fragrance a fresh, airy, breeze touch, slightly powdery. And, as the fragrance commences to dry-down, the musk enhances that mild powdery tone boosting the soft projection of the fragrance. The patchouli is the last note, just a faint soft green touch. As the patchouli becomes noticeable so the mandarin orange starts to dissipate. The patchouli comes across as a fresh and light green touch and has no significant participation. Once Ferrari Noble Fig EDT has reached its full dry-down, it can be summarized as a very soft projection, green, slightly fig fragrance with soft spicy and airy floral accords. The fragrance feels airy, delicate, diluted, faint, slightly fruity/fig, modern, refreshing, short-lived, simple, slightly sweet, unisex, white, and pleasant. BATCH REVIEWED: 2020. WOW RATING: 4/10. A pleasant, very soft, green/fig fragrance. DISLIKE RATING: 0/10. The fragrance contains no offensive notes. UNIQUENESS: 7/10. Soft, but the fig leaf is a unique and pleasant green, fig/fruity note. MASS APPEAL: 6/10. Very soft, but most people will enjoy this fragrance. PROJECTION: 1/10. Very low, under 1 foot around the wearer. SILLAGE: 1/10. Very low, under 1 foot behind the wearer. APPLICATION: 8 or more atomizations. LONGEVITY: 2/10. Very low, it projects little for about 1/2 hour then it becomes a skin scent. SEASONS: Spring, Summer. OCCASIONS: Formal events, outdoor gatherings, gym, office, casual, holidays, vacations, romantic, dating. This is an office-friendly fragrance. VERSATILITY: 5/10. A soft and versatile fragrance for the warmer months. GENDER: Unisex. AGES: Any. RECOMMENDATION: Ferrari Noble Fig EDT can be purchase for about $20, it is an affordable fragrance with a nice scent but very soft and very poor performance. BLIND-BUY: Yes, if you are familiar with green and fig/fruity accords. Also, consider its low performance. SIMILAR: L’Artisan Parfumeur Caligna is a great sweet fruity (fig), floral, green, piney, and herbaceous fragrance; Ferrari Noble Fig is a very soft but pleasant, green, and fig fragrance. SUMMARY: A very soft projection, green, slightly fig fragrance with soft spicy and airy floral accords. The fragrance feels airy, delicate, diluted, faint, slightly fruity/fig, modern, refreshing, short-lived, simple, slightly sweet, unisex, white, and pleasant.

I blind bought this because A) I love Fig fragrances B) The notes look enticing C) It has received glowing reviews I just read a lot of reviews on this page, and every one said that this is a fresh, invigorating, crowd-pleasing scent. In a few reviews, I even saw phrases like “masterpiece” and “best Fig fragrance,” and I couldn’t disagree more. First, this opens with a super bitter green blast of sharp Fig leaf. I get zero other notes, only that. It moves to a skin scent quite quickly, and the drydown is super long. It’s been on my skin almost 15 hours now, and I can still smell the patchouli and musk base notes. Normally, I like that combination, but on me, it smells like a dusty screen door. Screechy, metallic, and dirty. In theory, I should love this fragrance, but it doesn’t work for me at all. Smells terrible. I was actually hoping nobody would smell it on me when I left for work. As long as I can get it, I’ll stick with Dior Dune, which, I’m my estimation actually IS a masterpiece, and I’ll let other people keep this abomination. Dune is a heavenly, creamy, otherworldly Fig fragrance that’s well blended and smells fantastic on me. Noble Fig is none of that, sadly. EDIT: sprayed this again today and had a completely different experience with the opening. The early opening is pretty nice, actually. Fresh, clean, but does turn slightly bitter on me after a few minutes. I’ll give it another full wearing before I decide. The drydown I was experiencing last time was not pleasant, so I’ll see. Might upgrade it from a dislike to a like.

Ohhh what a nostalgia! Mediterranean is my home region, and growing up there means the smell of orange and fig trees is a normality. You don't notice how an exotic luxury it is until you leave. Then everytime you smell neroli or fig, you go back to that place, to those days. This is what I felt from the very first sniff of Ferrari Noble Fig. And it shares similar citrusy, easy-going, light fig leaf concoction with Un Jardin En Mediterranee Hermès after 5 minutes. Needless to say that fig and fig leaf are quite different notes where fig fruit in perfumery often portrayed as a fruity-sweet and lactonic characater, warm and not so green-zesty whereas fig leaf often portrayed as sharper, fresher, more stemmy and lighter. It's the same like smelling a fruit before and after it's ripe. The mandarin orange with iris can be noticed easily along with pink pepper, all providing a somewhat dusty effect. Ferrari simply did yet another great job after Silver Essence. Great summer fragrance, completely safe to blind buy, and performance looks pretty good for a scent having these notes, though my judgement of performance is not referenced by the crazy woody-ambers that obnoxiously harass the space and people around you. Final note, Figuier Eden by Giorgio Armani could also give a good idea about this.

I blind bought this, and this one never really disappoints me. I read/watch many reviews before blind buying, thanks for it, I can picture what it smells like in my head. When it came, I tried it out and the smell is exactly what people have been saying. It's a perfume build around the fig note, a very prominent one. The opening is quite sweet, I think it's from the mandarin. It then transformed into something more green & woody in the dry down, but the fig is still the front liner. I don't know what clary sage smells like, but I guess it's the one giving more greenness in the background during this phase. I don't really smell any iris/pink pepper. Maybe it's there but very subtle. surprisingly this one last for quite long on my skin. I get almost 12h of longevity. Last application, I get whiffs on the 10h mark. This one is not screaming loud, the projection is not that great. It's great for a daily office scent since it won't offend anybody. My colleagues tried it, but they didn't like it. So I assume this is not a safe blind buy for everyone. If you like Fig or green notes, this one is worth the try. Scent: 7.5/10 Versatility: 8/10 Longevity: 9/10 (based on my skin chemistry) Sillage: 6/10 Price: 9/10

Ferrari Noble Fig is another cheapie that makes quite a splash Its performance isn't as boastful as Radiant Bergamot in terms of either projection or longevity but it's surely as interesting. Fig has proven a challenging note for me to enjoy, despite it being one I'd specifically love to enjoy. The blend in Noble Fig is superb, as the blend of citrus, patchouli, iris, and musk serving as an apropos backdrop to the fig. The blend remains sweet while simultaneously being fresh and woody with just a hint of powder and herbs. Overall, it's quite pleasant and agreeable, an inoffensive, versatile fig fragrance. It's not bound to be everyone's cup of tea, since fig remains an idiosyncratic fruit note, but it's one of the most enjoyable expressions of the note that I'vet tried to date, and it feels easy, not challenging, despite having a little bit of depth. At $25 for 100ml on FragranceX, this is an example of yet another humbly-priced offering from Ferrari that seems borderline unreasonably good. Like Radiant Bergamot, this is another cheapie bottle I'll be adding to my collection. 7 out of 10

This is quite a fantastic, natural smelling scent. As a woman you mostly get sandalwood, rosewood, or birch as woody components mixed in your fragrances, so the smell of fig tree is really something new to me, and I have to admit that I adore it. This is a rather masculine unisex scent, I suppose most ladies and especially young women won't like it on themselves but on a male next to them. The fig tree/leaf is dominant with subtle orange and sage, though the patchouli is non existent for my nose. After a fresh, sharp opening it settles down on me with a woody and a bit leathery note. I'm very suprised Ferrari has such good quality affordable scents. I would never have tried their products were it not for Radiant Bergamot from the same line, that I bought as a lover of bergamot and after reading the praising reviews about it. Now I even ordered another unisex scent from Ferrari and hopefully that too will be such a gem as both Noble Fig and Radiant Bergamot are.

برخلاف انتظار ای که داشتم،نوبل فیگ با حجم زیاد ای از روایح هربال و آروماتیک آغاز شد تاثیر مستقیم مریم گلی در تاپ نُت،فضایی علف گون ایجاد کرد که من رو یاد سبزی های معطر خصوصا گشنیز انداخت و وجه اسپایسی ای هم که همراهی‌اش می کرد،ترکیب فلفل صورتی با چیزی شبیه به تخم گشنیز بود شیرینی انجیر اما از همون ابتدا به مشام می رسید نه خیلی گس و زننده و خاکی،و نه خیلی شیرین البته که جنس انجیر اینجا حالت شیره ای طور و مارمالادی داره و به نوعی غلیظ شده قطعا عطر ارزنده ای هست و با توجه به قیمت اش؛کیفیت،پرفورمنس و رایحه‌ی زیبا ای بهتون هدیه میده اما در رقابت با انجیری های با کیفیت مثل فیکو آمالفی یا فیلوسیکوس و ... برای من از جایگاه پایین تر ای برخورداره اما در دسته‌ی قیمتی خودش یکی از بهتریناست -تست شده ای نسخه‌ی 2015- ************* scent:8/10 longevity:8/10 sillage:7/10 purchase value:10/10 ******* overall:8.3/10

I saw this online for a really good price so as usual I came on here did my research and went for the blind buy. I am really pleased I did! This is a really good fragrance and to my nose smells just like Versace Dreamer. I absolutely love Versace Dreamer but it is notoriously fickle and has bad performance. This is like a stronger and longer lasting version. The fig in this is very good, to rival some much more expensive fragrances. It is absolutely unisex and anyone can comfortably wear this. The smell is uplifting and a real mood booster a very happy scent. Overall a very good quality fragrance for a very good price

nice. really nice for the cost. A refreshing out of shower all day nice smelling fragrance. Nothing to write home about but nice. I would say if you dont want to own a lot of fragrances and are looking for one that is good, but doesnt cost an arm and leg and can be worn all the time then this is it. At the start I get the pepper and fig, then sage and patchouli. I get a little musk but not much at all. It is more like a skin scent musk than a strong in your face musk. Could be worn anywhere at anytime. Business professional to casual.