Marbert Man

This was Randy Rhoads’ signature scent. His sister, Kathy, recently mentioned in an interview that more than 40 years after his death in that horrible plane crash, she and their older brother, Kelle, finally decided to open Randy’s room — which had remained closed all those years at the request of their mother, Dolores. After she passed away in 2015, Kathy and Kelle opened it and found all of Randy’s belongings untouched. Among them was one of his guitar cases, and when they opened one of them, that scent so familiar and nostalgic, immediately burst out, as if it was recently sprayed. They also managed to find the bottle of his perfume, which was already more than half-used (they don't know if from actual use or if it evaporated) and decided to preserve it as a relic — just like all of Randy’s other memorabilia. And it was Marbert Man.

First edition, based on the bottle writing. This is a very Rich fragrance, You just cannot fiind fragrances like this anymore. It has a honey and rose undertone, that goes for the entire life of the scent. I have the eau de cologne conc. Splash, yet this is so powerfull. As similarities, i would name Gentleman Givenchy vintage, and Krizia Uomo, but mere. This one is so Rich, full stuffed fragrance. It would be a jewel in every collector's wardrobe. I myself i am not a collector, i just use this type of fragrances for everyday use, i have over 30 vintage fragrances, and enjoy every minute of usage. When its gone, at least i enjoyed them.

Such a wonderful creation With masculine vibes to challenge the best in the genre It deserves respect and recognition more than it had Not sure what my peers get out of this but it’s truly unique The uniqueness is from the prominence of the artemisia Rendering the aromatic side to a whole other level Performance was excellent although I oversprayed “no regrets whatsoever ” And for the price it is definitely a bargain If you would like a different approach on aromatics fougeres This is a must try

I have a vintage splash bottle. It is splendid – and surprisingly so! I thought this was going to be a strong, 70’s/80s hit you over the head fragrance, but I was really pleasantly surprised. I think this falls in the 70s/80s aromatic fougere wheelhouse, but it’s surprisingly well blended – more like a smooth scotch than a whiskey that requires you to clinch your fist to get it down. Thumbs way up on this one!

Rugged yet restrained, on me MM is a fantastically clean smelling herbal soapy leather. There are about five similar fragrances in the same general category which this satisfactorily averages into one, and so would replace most of them if it were more widely available.