Rebellion

People offer many comparisons. Most are misleading. For me this is closer to Sauvage EDP or maybe elixir minus the cinnamon dustiness and add a bit of more sincere lime/lemon rind that gradually fades leaving a tad of soapiness. The shiso and cypress add amazing freshness that eventually softens still giving that freshie feel over the dark smooth base. It’s quite alike Sauvage in that there are periods that you can really kicking away like a bass drum thumping a block over yet there are moments where it’s quite anosmic. Either way if this sounds like your thing this is easily a must to try.

The guessing game fragrance Rebellion by Gritti is like a cool mix of scents you kinda recognize some Eros, some Bleu de Chanel, some hyped fragrances vibes but it still does its own thing. One might think it's a hybrid or even a tribrid. Haha. It’s not super easy to describe, which honestly makes it more fun and interesting. Just one of those fragrances you throw on and enjoy without overthinking it. So fun, keep guessing. Longevity: 7 hours or so.

This smells like a 'green' blue fragrance. Interesting composition from that designer safe blue with more green elements which I think ties it together very nicely. Super easy wear. Love this juice.

The "This perfume reminds me of..." section is fully misleading. This has nothing to do with Tygar, BdC or Eros or YSL Y. This is not your typical fresh scent yet it is a very manly crowd pleaser.

I agree with Devon G below, Rebellion is summed up as a greenish blue fragrance. The opening citrus is done nicely - no cleaning product smell and I really didn't detect any mint. As it dries down, the green accord becomes more prevalent. I'm assuming it's the cypress and shiso. There's also the fruity accord which adds a touch of sweetness, but not too much. The base notes round it out as a masculine scent. Rebellion comes across as a classy, fresh and manly scent. It also strikes me as being pretty versatile. It's not a scent bomb, so it would work very well for the office and formal events. But it's not too reserved and would be good for leisure time too. It's a unique and quite pleasant scent which is easy to wear. Performance was average for me. Longevity was about 5 and a half hours with moderate projection the first hour or so. As a freshie, the performance would be good but as a generic scent it's average. While Rebellion would work in winter, it might fade faster on cold days. Based on the scent, I'd buy a FB, but the price of $140 - $160 at discounters is a bit much IMO for what it is.

This is mature somewhat fresh daily scent. Scent profile is not exclusive, but overall pleasing. What really impressed me was it's performance, it quickly fills the room, leaves amazing sillage, lasts for 12 hours and at the same time doesn't overbear the wearer.

Fresh aromatic, instantly likeable, a bit sharp too, I am getting creed DNA vibes from this scent, overall, nothing that interests me that much to be honest with myself.

to my nose this has nothing to do with Tygar..

It has mint, fruity notes and tonka bean and people still don't see the connection to Eros? Check your noses folks. To the guy down below, it smells absolutely nothing like Sauvage. However, it smells like Eros only for the first hour or so, then it kinda goes in another direction a little bit, becomes greener but not from mint, from Cypress and Shiso. In the far dry down you will mostly get that ambergris's mineral quality that most such fragrances have (including Y EDP). It is a very smooth and very well blended fragrance with a tad more maturity than Eros and no vanilla, thank God! for 78.58 euro this was a steal for me, it also smells high quality.

Nice, pleasing, but nothing groundbreaking, simply good Not something i would add to my collection since it's very similar to a lot of fregrances out there