Sterling

I'm always surprised by vanilla fragrances. I didn't think that would be a note that I liked very much, but routinely discover it as a common denominator in the fragrances that excite me most. I echo the sentiment that this feels like a distant cousin to Imaginary Authors' Memoirs of a Trespasser, but it seems to me a little more mature. It feels like the young adult bookworm has grown into a monastery's librarian. There's wisdom in these pages, and it's unlocked only with experience and patience. Very tobacco forward as well, so it that is not your taste you might be better to skip it.

One of the maybe 4 good fragrances you can get from these guys. Man oh man this one is amazing. Perfect mix of the dry smokiness of the tobacco / leather and the sweet of the vanilla. I have yet to smell something else even close to as good as this. I wish it lasted a little longer and it is very (!!!) expensive, but it is definitely worth the price. The deodorant version of this doesnt really smell that similar, but is also very good. I don't know how to describe it other than it smells very "intimate", and the two mix incredibly well

maybe my top perfume ever. i love the tobacco heavy opening and the sweet dry down, vanilla that doesnt overpower all the other scents. lasts a good 6-8 hours on me but doesnt have amazing projection. a super warm, comfy honestly yummy smelling tobacco scent. this was also basically the only scent i liked from their tester pack; the rest were all hella weird and gave me headaches. one day I will spend $205 on a bottle but today is not that day

I really like this one. Very sexy, smokey, mildly sweet. I would love my husband in this one. Could also be used by a very sexy, confident woman in leather boots. Yeah, this one is full bottle worthy.

Sampling Fulton & Roark Sterling, a sharp blend featuring prominent notes of tobacco leaf and amber, almost with a varnish/lacquer/borderline whiskey type of vibe, as well, striking and fairly powerful, though not extremely dense. It’s a non-sweet contrast to Calle Ocho, the boozier sweeter blend. It expectedly dries down to be a little calmer, though its character does not change much, with still a lot of sharpness, borderline metallic, some hours in. Like the rest of the extrait collection, Sterling is priced at $205 for 50ml, far from cheap, so I’d really only recommend a full bottle if you love it, and while I like it, I don’t love it, but I think it will suit some people very well in the cooler months, especially. My favorites of my sample set of five were ultimately Calle Ocho and Narada. 7 out of 10