Silver Blue

This one is really interesting, and masterfully done, in the humble opinion of my nose. Certainly not a blue fragrance by most contemporary conceptions of the meaning of that term, but you can see how they arrived there. What characterizes the base of the Blue de Chanels of the world more than an amber/ambergris/ambroxan base with layer of woods atop, all cascading upwards towards a citrus and clean burst at the opening? The end result of cranking up the wood and amber notes to the limit, and highlighting them to their natural conclusion, isn’t BDC on steroids, but instead results in a floating and heady haze of a masculine cloud. The end result is a nearly BR540-esque fragrance, done in a distinctly masculine direction. It’s more of an essence than a fragrance, more ideal than tangible. In that sense I get the “manly angel’s share” comparison that other commenters have made. However, I don’t think that alone does it much justice. It isn’t some angel’s share derivative or adjacent scent. To me the spark of genius in this one is that it smells so traditional? I struggle with using the word traditional here, because this one is undoubtedly peerless and novel in my collection. But it ends up being so simple a scent (not pejorative) and so ostensibly obvious a concoction that it’s almost shocking that nobody has made something in this vein previously. This ultimately leaves you with a fragrance that is entirely unique in its own right, but is so focused and pointed in its aims that, for me, it is nothing less than a classic. In terms of the accords: I get a sharp and instantly fleeting appearance of bergamot (that isn’t particularly notable, but is the only note that can account for the crispness on first application) at the very tippy top opening above an amber bomb upon first spray. The amber is here throughout, but is a silky and rich amber like that used in heavy eastern concentrations, as opposed to that of a sparkly, screechy amber in the popular blue frags of the west. Like all of the Manceras I’ve experienced, it takes a few moments to settle from an intense opening until it butterflies into its highest moments. And so too like all Manceras I’ve tried this one will grow on you over time, smells infinitely better on skin than paper, and likewise smells better in its sillage and radiance than with your nose pressed up against it. But this one is a woody and amber heavy fragrance from dawn til dusk. That is the overwhelming majority of what I get from it. There is a modest sweetness that lives and breathes as it radiates, but nothing at all unappealing. Again, it’s a swirly haze of dense masculine notes, and I think this one makes great company. I haven’t gotten my fiancé’s opinion on this one yet, but I couldn’t imagine women wouldn’t love it because Silver Blue to me is deeply cozy and sensually and intensely pleasant.

Silver Blue was released originally as a Selfridges exclusive but is now widely available. This resulted in no hype upon it's release. At this point, I have had this for a couple weeks and have worn it 5 times. Caramel and amber on a bed of wood, patchouli and oakmoss. More woody and earthy than sweet. The amber serves as a bridge between the two solitudes providing balance. The caramel/amber interplays nicely with the woody, earthiness without being overly sweet, making this quite appealing. Silver Blue uses the same caramel note as Amber Fever and the caramel is there for most of the duration. It is not an overly-sweet and sugary, toothache-inducing caramel. Unisex leaning masculine and gets moreso as you get deep into the drydown. The drydown is not linear on my skin. The patchouli and oakmoss seem to step forward and step back, forward and back with the caramel note. They play well together. You must like patchouli and oakmoss, making this not a blindbuy if you are sensitive to these notes. Looking at the "Reminds Me of" comps, you can tell it does not smell exactly like anything really. I can concur that - though not reinventing the wheel - this does not smell like your typical mall-frag and will smell very unique to the normies and somewhat unique to most fragheads. There is definitely nothing blue about this except the bottle. Is it easy to wear? Not if you don't like oakmoss and patchouli. These notes do not dominate but they are always there. I think autumn will be the best season for this. It interacts beautifully with the fall air. I suspect it will also work very well in the winter and early spring. Temps in the teens (Celsius) might be it's sweetspot. Looking at it through the prism of my own collection, I think this wears more casual than dressed up. I get over 8 hours longevity. The opening is ok and the drydown is very nice. Very appealing. I catch wafts of myself while walking outside and I find myself sticking my nose inside my t-shirt collar regularly (I'm a chest-sprayer). After 8 hours you are left with oakmoss, patchouli and woods. I really like this but do sample before going full-bottle. For me it was a blindbuy, so I hedged my bets and went with the 60ml bottle instead of the 120ml. You don't need a lot of sprays. Good value on discount-sites.

I have tried two Mancera fragrances now (Red Tobacco and this). Both have performed well. I am impressed with the quality, the longevity, and the unique smells. Both were very strong and had good longevity. I loved both the minute I applied them. Silver Blue could possibly overwhelm someone with the strong almost too sweet and spicy note. I think in the summer or if you run "hot" in body temp, this might get even more overwhelming. It is intoxicating though. I will say with the power of the fragrance, "A little dab'll do ya." Be careful to not overdo it, and gas the people around you. I could see this fragrance being overpowering for some more sensitive people. Don't be that guy or gal. I sprayed one spray from a tester and it is very strong! It does not smell cheap, though, so it's not using low quality ingredients at least. I think some colognes use the overwhelming spice to cover the lower quality of other ingredients. I believe I experienced that with at least one other spicy cologne (No 10 by Mojo Milton Lloyd). As a side note, the fragrance notes suggest caramel but I do not get caramel. I think it's overwhelmed by the spicy and woody notes. I could see maybe the amber and/or labadanum making people think it smells like caramel? I really don't get it though. It is a more floral or plant based sweetness, not a gourmand. In the end, I would absolutely recommend trying Silver Blue if you like quality perfumes with an oriental profile. Edit: I tried it a second time. I love this fragrance. You all are probably going to think I'm weird but there is something in there that once in a while I get a whiff of and it reminds me of decades ago. When various disposable paper products used to have a more woody smell (it was probably less processed back then). This isn't a bad thing, it just kind of shocked me when I got that memory unlocked. Maybe it reminds me of school, too, with the freshly sharpened pencils and other items like sheets of paper and notebooks. But this is just an underlying note, not the whole fragrance.

i wouldnt go so far as to say this is a "fresh and clean" offering. In fact, i find a similarity between this and red tobacco (although red tobacco is admittedly heavier). This, at its heart, is a woody ambery scent with an almost medicinal undertone. I was not a fan of red tobacco, but i am definitely a fan of this. As the drydown matures, it becomes more airy - with moderate sweetness. As with most mancera products, this is heavy and doesn't require a heavy trigger finger. This is a perfectly well rounded - multi season scent - that's as noticeable as it is minimalistic - a nice paradox of sorts. I almost get whiffs of a captivating musk at times. The scent definitely changes - possibly more than any scent i've tried in the past. Overall, this is highly recommended. A must have - a top pick - a 5 star. Best mancera i've tried (i'll miss you black gold). a true 10/10 it's only right to come back and edit this a little... a few things. first, while it is very strong for the first hour or so, the performance is sub-standard when compared to other mancera offerings. i get about 4 hours of projection. Surprising! I have received several unsolicited compliments from strangers...which is weird. last - my comparison to red tobacco only pertains to the opening (literally the first minute or two) - the opening is slightly piercing - in the realm of red tobacco. in no other way does it smell like red tobacco. Just wanted to clear things up - i know people blind buy based on reviews (at least i do!) - so i want to make sure what i'm putting out there is true!

I got Silver Blue as a free sample with my purchase of Navitus Vivamor a year ago and I absolutely hated it. So much so, I threw the sample in the back of my closet and vowed to never smell it again lol. Over a full year later, I was ordering some samples and reorganizing my fragrance closet and came across Silver Blue again. I decided to try it before I threw it away and I am SO glad I did. I absolutely LOVE this fragrance. It’s so dope to see how much my nose has matured from a year ago. I thought this smelled like a spicy mess then. But now, this is the sexiest fragrance I’ve ever put my nose on. The caramel mixed with the woods, patchouli and spices is absolutely intoxicating. It’s rich, sweet, and a little dirty in the best way. This is a perfect date night fragrance for the fall and winter, but do NOT use more than 3 sprays or you’ll choke out everyone including yourself lol. It smells best in the air but doesn’t smell bad up close either. The Sillage and dry down will have people following you, I promise lol. Definitely not for the beginner nose and definitely not a blind buy. You have to be well dressed and confident to pull this off. Thankfully for me, I’m both lol. This went from a throw away to my next purchase. This is one that will grow on you if you give it time. Well done Mancera

Picked up decant of this the other day and finally wore it yesterday. Right off the bat it reminded me of something I wore a long time ago but couldn't put my finger on it and it finally came to me last night....Man Made 18.21 Sweet Tobacco. The opening was typical Mancera DNA but quickly turned into honey/tobacco to my nose...very similar to 18.21. About an hour into it the incense/amber starts to push through and is very smooth....perfect for amber fans. Way into the drydown I start picking up a sweet woody vibe. This lasts all day and as I sit here in the morning typing this review, I'm still getting faint whiffs of it. I like it....a lot, actually. Great fall/winter/cold weather fragrance. I'll have to pick up a bottle! Edit......my sniffer is off. I sprayed Initio Blessed Baraka on one hand and Silver Blue on the other......veeeeery close to each other. Silver Blue has a little more incense and smoke to it. Edit: 10/07/2024. Hidden Mancera gem. The aura and longevity this creates is second to none. Smokey amber with a sweetness backbone.....fall staple.

Well that was a pleasant surprise. Again, the fragrance doesn't smell nearly as close as what the name suggested, but this is probably one of my most favourite Mancera fragrances ever, out of dozens I have tried as of today. It is sweet, woody, ambery, earthy, warm, and just a little spicy. The combination of amber, caramel, spices, and woodiness is blended incredibly well here. I didn't expect a Mancera fragrance to be this high in quality, especially after enjoying its awesome but more mass-appealing ones like Instant Crush, Cedrat Boise, Black Gold, and so on. It is now in my wishlist for something that I'm going to buy next. It is not something that I would blind-buy, but definitely worth to try first. Oh, and it just lasts and lasts, with an excellent projecion in the first few hours. Despite the name, it is a lot more suitable for the colder days. Instead of Silver and Blue, I see this fragrance as more like "greenish orange" in vibe. Not something that makes a lot of sense, but that's just how I feel about it.

I don't know how to explain it but the opening was thick, bittersweet and medicine-like which was pretty ugly (for someone who is used to floral and fruity fragrances). A few hours later, it surprisingly smelled REALLY GOOD... it became sweet but don't expect gourmand sweet - it's more like fresh sweet if that's a thing. It ends with a clean and fresh linen scent. This is the kind of perfume that gets better over time so don't expect a WOW right after you spray. Definitely unisex. 8.5/10 (-1.5 for the opening) and maybe don't blind buy longevity is excellent - 8h (on clothes) average EDP projection Pretty hard to find online and in stores edit: Once you get used to the perfume, the bitterness gets weaker and it's bearly noticeable. The opening now smells like bittersweet chocolate. For the following 2-3 hours it's a mixture between fresh sweet and gourmand sweet... anyways, the dry down is the best because it smells like precious woods and loses the sweet stuff. Still 8.5/10 (-1.5 for the gourmand sweet).

#236 in my "Tour de Fragrance" Baby where have you been all my life? I love this fragrance. I am more convinced than ever that my bad experiences with hippie chicks in college warped my feelings about patchouli as a scent component in ways that have kept me from discovering a world of great fragrance. Well, no more! Basta! Wood amber, caramel, patchouli, and the moss is delightful, though not as prominent and persistent as I'd like. It has aspects of a whole slew of scents I enjoy without the vanilla that everyone has done to death, which makes it a "go to" for me, unless it's a date night, as the women I'm currently seeing love vanilla scents. I think this is great office wear for sure. No one will be offended. Sillage is just okay, arm's length about an hour, but it's persistent on the skin for six, so good enough. I'll reorder when this is gone. In fact, I may go ahead and stock up because you never know when they'll discontinue a scent, and I don't want to be at the mercy of those eBay bloodsuckers.

Wow! What a wonderful combination of sweet caramel/amber with spices and hint of citrus. I don't get all the hand wringing over the name. The term "blue" is pretty broad and amorphous. To me, "blue" seems to just mean broadly likable mix of citrus + amber, ambergris, and/or ambroxan + woods. And this fragrance achieves that. Albeit with sweet caramel instead of sweet apple like YSL Y. (This may be a controversial opinion, but I find this fragrance less sweet than Y). The name could also be a reference to its inspiration by Blazing Mr. Sam or Mugler A Men, as Mancera has been known to riff on popular DNAs (CB after Aventus, Instant Crush after BR540, etc.) Nevertheless, I think Silver Blue has broad appeal as the sweetness isn't not too thick and the spices aren't too strong. The spices make it a definite oriental that's perfect for cooler weather. Just keep it to one or two sprays for going out and about.

This scent was my first introduction to niche perfumes. After testing a lot of other brands and not feeling it , the shop assistant brought this to my attention. Received a sample almongst other brands. It was quite a chilly evening so I chose to wear with this not thinking much of it. Damn, was I blown away when this started drying down- Thick caramel , spices, amber with a medicinal herbal green note to my nose. I was looking around me and was wondering who or what was smelling so good until I realized that it was, in fact, this. People have mixed feelings and reviews about this , but give it a try. Really great performance especially for the price point and it's so easy to wear. Go easy on the sprays because it can become overwhelming for the wearer and others around you. This will remain a special underrated fragrance in my small , finely selected collection.

Definitely a fan of this! I was expecting something sweeter and to really detect that caramel note, but boy I was wrong. It's berrie's and wood with a blast of moss, it smells like what an overcast fall days temperature is like. As it dries down it maintains the wood and the berries start to fade, that's when I detected the caramel. It's nice, smooth, and blends will with the woods as it shoo's the berries out of the profile. The final hours of this fragrance was nice caramel, ambers, and woods. I'd say this is more for fall and winter wear, but it could pass in spring, especially here in Canada. I got a surprising 12 hours longevity, ~5 hours of projection and sillage, which is killer! For it's moneys-worth, and for that longevity, with that profile? I'd say go for it!

I recently purchased the Mancera Silver Blue fragrance and have been extremely pleased with it. The first thing that stands out to me is the sweetness of the scent, which is derived from the caramel notes. Despite this sweetness, the fragrance is not overwhelming or cloying. In fact, it has a warm, Christmasy quality to it that I really enjoy. One of the things I appreciate most about the Mancera Silver Blue fragrance is its strength and lasting power. It lasts for 10+ hours on my skin, which is longer than most fragrances I've tried. Overall, I would highly recommend the Mancera Silver Blue fragrance to anyone who is looking for a sweet, warm, and long-lasting scent. It's perfect for the holiday season or any time you want to add a touch of warmth to your day.

I.had this one 3 years ago when it was release to the market and not only exclusively for Selfridge, that was in 2020 and I liked but didn't appreciate yet cause I had only few months as a perfume collector and started to know a lot of new aromas, anyways, only 2 times I tried and decided to sell it to buy aventus. Today after 3 years since the last time I smelled it I tried once again and immediately comes to my mind "this smelled pretty much as haltane by PDM", I log into fragrantica and found I'm not the only one who relates silver blue with haltane, and damn I am falling in love with this one every single minute, I think I will buy it again and never drop it anymore.

Blackberry/blueberry or something similar seems to be missing from the note pyramid. There is a prominent and long-lasting dark berry note. There is a synthetic woodiness and non-descript spiciness. The “amber” is not the sensual type found in high end perfumes...it is the synthetic AmberXtreme or some similar molecule, with its trademark dry woodiness and faint hint of burning rubber stinkyness when smelled up close. The Mancera DNA is missing here to make way for AmberXtreme. No caramel, patchouli or oakmoss detected. Overall pleasant and long-lasting, but a touch harsh. Best not to smell this one too close up.

Clean and fresh! Somehow, this makes me think of red tobacco. In any case, this has a woodsy, ambery aroma with a faintly medicinal undertone at its core. The drydown develops into something more airy and moderately sweet. This is heavy, like the majority of Mancera goods, and doesn't call for a strong trigger finger. This is a superbly balanced, multi-seasonal scent that is both recognizable and understated—sort of a beautiful paradox. At times, I almost detect a seductive musk. The perfume does shift, perhaps more so than any other scent I've ever experienced. In general, this is strongly advised.

Silver Blue is my favorite Mancera fragrance. I find it to be much more accessible than their more popular options (eg Red Tobacco). the scent itself is mostly a beautiful amber, sweetened by a touch of caramel, yet grounded in masculine and woody oak moss, and a patchouli base. it's a perfect combo, and not too sweet. i love to wear this before bed. the lingering amber and patchouli the next morning make for a great foundation to whatever cologne I wear the following day. The longevity and scent trail are excellent, and Silver Blue easily radiates for 5+ hours, and lasts 8-10+ hours overall. 8/10

Best Mancera ever ! First of all, I rly try hard to get this baby... And... Dam its worth waiting. So beautifull parfume. Nothing simillar as other Manceras (checked over 40). I dont know what is smell so nice but its so nice. Has some touch of designers parfumes (kinda Carolina Herrera etc) but is much more quality here. Performances are standard for this house. Best thing here is versability... This frag is for all situations and all weather. One thing is for sure... This release should have much more hype coz he deserve that. So glad im finally get Silver Blue in my collection. 10/10

I've had this one for approx 4 years, to me it's a much stronger, longer lasting version of blazing Mr Sam. Less is more with this one, over spraying results in a strong "dope" smell. One of my favourite autumn/winter frags. I've heard that newer batches are weaker? Tbh that might not be a bad thing, as this is very strong. Or could it be your bottle has matured, so the new one smells weaker? I'm sure this happens... I'll find out in about 2 years when mine is used up.. I'll definitely be re buying! NB: Buy Mr Sam if you want a quiet luxury version of this... It's also excellent!

definitely not a blue fragrance, and I love that. This is a rich, warm, sweet wood fragrance that is intoxicating. The opening is a blast of strong wood. It's so masculine, I question if I could really pull this off; it feels so classic. I definitely get some citrus and spice in the opening, but it's mostly just wood. I don't get much caramel from this. The drydown is a subtle sweet patchouli and ambery wood. This fragrance is a great, strong wood that demands to be smelled. I give this a 10/10 for smell and longevity; this fragrance does not disappoint.

At first spray this opens up like paco rabanne invictuis legend. Then after about 2 hours it goes from filling a room to arms length with only a couple sprays. After about 8 hours in those spices come out of nowhere again and strong very much like lacoste pour homme. I am completely blown away by this and a few other mancera fragrances like red tobacco.aqua woods(which is like a better BDC) Cedrat boise. Soiel d itale(sp?). and Hindu kush. All amazing nuclear performance exactly what I have been looking for in a fragrance

I haven’t smelt some of the fragrances people compare this to but, of my collection, it’s closest to Oud for Greatness and PDM Haltane, but this has more sparkle sprinkled in with the density of those two. It has all the good elements of those, but with a slight sweetness, and the amber comes through really well. Again, it’s not the same scent profile, but it’s kind of in between PDM Althair and Haltane, but without the PDM DNA. Beautiful fragrance, great longevity, exceptional price - what more do you want....

This is a nice masculine woody fragrance. It’s got some spice, Amber with fresh dry woods with some sweetness to go along with it. A very versatile fragrance. It’s classy but modern at the same time. This fragrance doesn’t disappoint. Edit: I have since purchased a back up bottle of this amazing juice! It quickly became one of my absolute favorites of all time. This is right up there on the number 1 scale right next to Zaharoff Signature. Very sexy and very seductive. 10/10

Mancera Silver Blue is an absolutely terrific release. Not a huge fan of MANCERA overall but Silver Blue really caught me off guard with how very seductive and interesting it comes across. A truly gender neutral fragrance as both men or women can pull this one off . Longevity and projection have easily meet my expectations. Truly appreciate the sparkling zesty modern and instant classic I feel it is. What a gift from MANCERA ...one I look forward to reaching for often.

Lovely EDP. The toffee note takes Silver Blue into a somewhat similar direction to that of Baccarat Rouge/ Angel's Share and others inspired by both. But Silver Blue has it's own vibe, thanks to the Cardamom, Wormwood, Amber, Oakmoss and Woody accords. It leans masculine, and definetely a beast mode fragrance that can be worn in all seasons and at work, if you are careful with the number of sprays. By the way, this has been my most complimented fragrance so far.

I love this fragrance, boy i love this fragrance. 9.4/10, this is warm, spicy caramel with a slight earthiness to balance out the sweetness. This is one of my favourite niche fragrances. It is extremely consistent and lasts long, and is a phenominal, delicious gourmand which will pull attention. However, this is not a "blue" fragrance at all. If Pierre Montale labelled this appropriately, it would be one of Mancera's most popular fragrances.

Don't spend the extra money on Halfeti, Sam, Papilefiko, or NY Nights. Get better longevity and performance than you would with Chopard Oud Malaki or Jazz Club, not to mention the Penhaligon's above. If you're a sucker for this scent profile, which I am, at least grab yourself a bottle of this before dropping serious coin on any of the others. Should be able to find a 120ml bottle of this for around $70 on the grey market. Thank me later.

This is Mancera's take on the evergrowing blu fragrances. With a twist! I kinda love it! And boy, the performance is really good! It last all day, it project heavilly, careful with this one, you don't wanna overspray it! it last me through my work day and beyond (if you spray it on your clothes like i did). Sample this first before taking a full bottle. Great all rounder scent. Not unique but not generic at the same time.

Just got a sample and the opening smells TO ME like a mix of Aoud Lemon Mint and Red Tobacco. It's very nice and I like it more than Aoud Lemon Mint. Versitile I think you can pull it off every season any time. It's very very nice. I would get a full bottle. Update: after I spend some time testing it the drydown ON MY SKIN , TO ME smells exactly like This Is Him by Zadig & Voltaire. Amazing stuff ! It's very long lasting.

Well it isn’t silver or blue, but it is a big, dumb, loud Mancera done juuust right. Masculine amber, woods and incense with a huge dose of sweetness. It may be flat and synthetic but it plays the perfect Mancera role of the easy crowd-pleaser and surefire date-killer, long lasting and with great projection. Guilty pleasures are still pleasures, and this one has its place on my shelf.

Tried a decant of this and it was so lovely. I immediately ordered a full bottle. Especially since there's a huge Mancera sale at FrangranceNet right now. This amber scent plays like a dreamy sweet oud on my skin. The notes are blended so well. I've been searching for an oud sent without any luck. It seems as though I need to be looking at ambers.

Very good sillage with great longevity. Really reminds me of angels' share but just more masculine and less offensively sweet. I can definitely see this causing headaches for some people as it is very strong and a little synthetic smelling when smelling the sillage. Still a very nice scent though so ill get a 60ml bottle when i run out. 8/10

niche quality and performance with average designer price, a great great deal and a well spent money the opening is captivating and charming, the sillage and smell-trail are so lovely and intoxicating smells so special and expensive, very well blended remain on skin even after shower and lingers much on clothes a total love

Much like the previous review, this surprised me! Received as a sample with a different order, didn't expect much given I'm not a fan of fresh/"blu" fragrances, but this is a caramel woody amber that is fairly linear, but addictive. Amouage levels of projection and sillage. Give it a try first, but highly recommended.

Opens initially with a blast of salted caramel (similar to JPG Scandal EDT) and dries 15 minutes later to a smooth, sweet, oud-esque scent (similar to PDM Haltane). Though I do think Haltane is a better scent overall, this offers a significantly better price-value preposition. 9.2/10 imo

I want to love this but for Mancera it’s a bit inoffensive, a bit vanilla, a bit...boring. It’s nice enough but has little punch, nothing that’s going to turn any heads. In fact, if I ever put it on (and it’s waaaaay at the back of my collection), I find myself secretly disappointed.

My sister bought it for me yesterday and i absolutely loved it from the first smell. It fits the criteria of what i like as a fragrance, it is slightly fresh in the opening and very different from when it settles and heavy and sweet in the dry down, a lovely and amazing fragrance.

I think this would be perfect to layer with 1 million lucky since they both smell alike on the dry down. This is definitely a fall/winter scent with the heavy, sweet, woody smell so don't be fooled by the blue bottle thinking it's a blue fragrance cause it ain't.

Fresh and clean, compared to many Manceras which are either super-fruit or darker ouds. It's a beautiful scent going in a different direction. I'll do a video review of it soon. Lasts 6 hours, sillage is moderate but noticeable for the first couple hours.

Nuclear projection and spillage, can still smell burnt caramel after next morning. You need to take a good shower after wearing this to maybe make it disappear. On your clothes will stay till you wash them. Be careful if you over spray this.

This is a fantastic scent in my opinion. Yes, it does have some similarity to Mr Sam, but Silver Blue is richer, deeper, less sweet and longer lasting...for pretty much half the price. I wish I had discovered this one first!

Warm, spicy and green describes this fragrance best. It is spicy in the opening and dries down to a beautifully blended, patchouli, caramel and woods. Perfect for cooler weather and I think would suit a manly man well.

I guess Papilefiko copied this. This is the OG. Respect for the OG! TRUE masculine sensational woody scent. Sweet wood. That's it, nothing else. But sexy, seductive, Sensational, wonderful, amazing. 2nd on my fav list!

aint nothing silver or blue about this, its a gorgeous warm, ambery caramel scent with some spices to balance it out. A better name for it would be golden amber or something like that.

Why does it not come with the new pressurized atomizer/magnetic top??? I love this scent and continue to search for the new style bottle? Does anyone have one??

Opens pretty strong amber and spice but drys down more sweet and smooth. Good performance but can be a bit abrasive. Def wouldn’t blind buy.

Adding an update it fact this smells a lot like golden dallah by xerjoff, after 30 minutes of dry drown, it is very similar, really love it!

It's Montale Oud Dream. If you have that, don't bother. That being said, its a gorgeous scent. A subtle sweet candy oud. Spectacular!

I love this stuff. It's definitely one of my favourites for an evening out/date night any time of year really. It's addictive.

Extremely linear and extremely cloying!! I blind purchased this and didn’t like it at all. Ended up selling it!!