Buenos Aires

By far, the best Gallivant fragrance. Unfortunately for some, it's more for men than unisex. It's well-blended and unique. Off all Gallivant fragrances this is the only one I would consider worth buying.

Beautifully made fragrance but it contains two of my least favorite notes, leather and pettigrain, so it's not for me. Someone will love this!

Wooowww Argentina in a bottle🇦🇷

This is a very leather forward scent paired with a freshly earthy and aromatic yerba mate note. This opens with a sharply citrusy petigrain note and unfortunately I get no grapes, but as the scent develops you get that mate note. It’s dry, earthy, aromatic, fresh. It gets overtaken by a very rich leather. It’s like a motorcyclist sipping on a cup of tea. The dulce de leche note peaks in a bit but the sweetness here is virtually nonexistent aside from a hint here or there. Definitely very masc leaning so not for me but honestly a very enjoyable fresh take on a leather scent.

Buenos Aires opens light, citrusy, and floral, but quickly reveals a sort of caramelized lemon-drop note in the base. Soon, it transforms into the funky-tea note of maté, still surrounded by dense caramel. Sometimes it's very sweet, sometimes more tangy, but always earthy-funky at the core. At around the 15 minute mark the leather arrives, and now we have a warm, chestnut-brown leather touched with sweet caramel and earthy-funky tea. It's definitely an original combination, but it may be too sugary for me. Yeah, by an hour in the leather has receded and Buenos Aires is *just* caramel with a funky-tea aftertaste. Not for me. By two hours in, it's dried down to pure maté, dusty and dry and olive-green. This stage is quite restful; but I still think the path getting here was a little rough.