64 West

Here, the history repeats itself. The name neither means the store number, nor the number of attempts until obtaining the ideal fragrance. It is the location of Bermuda in terms of latitude and longitude (32N, 64W). The fragrance is composed with notes of Clementine leaves, juicy grapefruit, patchouli and cedar from Bermuda, just in the output. In the heart, were added notes of black pepper, coriander seeds, wild sage, bay rose and ginger roots. The base brings notes of vetiver, red sandalwood, white musk and amber. And of course, I liked more this "coordinate" than the other (32° N for Men). The output is fruity, but very strong, which I think is the result of using patchouli. The pepper appears in the evolution, giving a touch of spices, which is really good and pungent. I felt nothing of roses, but the amber and sandalwood play, like children, on the wide ground at the base of this olfactory pyramid. It is a beautiful fruity-aromatic-spicy fragrance, which can be worn during the day or night, in warmer seasons of spring or summer, as also, in cloudy days of autumn. I recommend!

Applies nuanced soft woody fresh with dry herbs and faint citrus. Refined and well balanced. Especially strong wood bark is nice. Musky patchouli builds, adding edge. Raw ginger is also present. Appreciate the absence of shampoo/soap. The dry notes contrast the fresh. Potency drops a bit quicker than other samples, but not bad. I like it more than Navy. 32N is a bomb of blue, while this is more restrained and balanced, yet not as strong. This is superior.

Fragrance notes from the official website: Bermuda notes of Clementine leaves, juicy grapefruit, patchouli and Bermuda cedar. In the heart, 64W underlines its positive energy with black peppercorn, coriander seeds, wild sage, bay rose and ginger roots. The drydown is a captivating blend of vetiver, red sandalwood, white musk and amber.