Deep Charisma

Big herbal rosemary blast. Depending on the weather, cypress or lemon starts to show up after a few minutes I also detect some cedar. The rosemary stays all the way to the drydown. After two hours, the tea and tonka bean become more detectable, with subtle hints of classic Pino Silvestre pine forest patchouli and musk. It is a wonderful herbaceous, sharp fougère with a sweet, citric, ambery edge. The opening reminds me of Dunhill Desire Black mixed with Encre Noire. Around 20 minutes, it develops a character of its own. The rosemary and tea notes really stand out, transforming this gem into something unique. Within 7 years of its release, it's nearly extinct throughout North America. There is a reason it sold out so fast it is that good!

I already have the Pino Silvestre Original and I wanted one more from this brand. So with a little help from the reviewer (Puck) I bought the Deep Charisma and I like this! Forestry with some sweetness, masculine for all seasons!!

Complete and total blind buy with this one. I got it mainly for the rosemary note being reported as prominent with this frag. I really like the smell! It opens with that herbal freshness and quickly dries down to the sweet tonka bean and vanilla, creamy scents. It still keeps the herbal smells as well, but not as up front as before. Unfortunately it didn't last as long on my skin as I'd like it to. It was about 2 to 3 hours on the skin. Will have to apply it to clothing for another hour or so in duration. Overall a very nice scent though! Cheers!

I'm a female and I love this one. it's unisex for sure. it's like sweet pine with lavender and rosemary. there aren't any sharp or spicy or peppery notes which would make it seem masculine. it's like walking in a pine tree forest after rain with lavender around your feet being crushed with every step. there is also a hint of lemon and bergamot? dry down and base notes are sweet Musk and rosemary

Of the flankers Perfect Gentleman, Modern Dandy, and this, none are bad but I think this one is the best. It is identifiable as of the PS family but is a standout because it's unusual, and relatively potent. May be more wearable than the original, in fact. Recommended.

Pino Silvestre Deep Charisma... the opening is a combination of citrus with a heavy herbal blast. It resembles the core DNA of the original Pino. It changes into a scent which shares the characteristic of Oscar de la Renta Gentleman without being identical . While PSDC uses black tea, ODLRG uses oolong tea. Both are heavy on rosemary. The dry down is similar. Champagne is the biggest difference up front which distinguishes ODLRG from PSDC. A very nice scent, longevity and sillage are living up to the price point.