Collection Heritage Patou Pour Homme

I would like simply to review this as a stand-alone perfume, i.e. I would like to avoid comparisons with what came before. Whether it was wise to name the Heritage line after legends of the past, or not, I leave that to others (in hindsight it wasn't). But, the Heritage line was developed with the approval of Kerleo, and Fontaine is admittedly a great Nose. So, putting everything aside, my personal view is that this is in fact an excellent cologne/fougere. Even though sillage is discreet, longevity is quite strong (I get more than 7-8 hours). In very broad terms, it starts off with a superb bergamot note (which remains strong for a good few hours-this in itself is rare enough), and then joined by a beautifully aromatic lavender (the type you'd find in Ma Liberte). Bergamot and Lavender blend together as they enter drydown, which is a smooth amber-patch combo. There is no leather and no ambergris; they are erroneously included on the list here.

I found at last my fragrance with Patou pour Homme. It is absolutely masculine elegant and rich Many people around felt in love with it too. And believe me the effect on women is just amazing. My wife can't stop smelling it. It just smell different than the rest of the market and it is GREAT!!!

Me gusta mucho este perfume y como nunca pude olfatear el primero no tengo ningún problema con este aunque debieron de cambiarle el nombre para que las personas no destrozaran este nuevo lanzamiento, pero repito esta nueva presentación me gusta mucho.

Que precioso perfume lo siento mucho por los haters.

Rather pleasant but a bit strong when sprayed on skin. The top notes are interesting on the blotter but they disappeared in something incongruous that is both aromatic and spicy, and woody, and dry and powdery... It lacks a bit elegance. And I think the concentration should have been a little less intense to create a certain vibrancy. I don't know the original but this one reminds me of Xeryus... and Lacoste Original to some extent.