Porsche Design Sport L’Eau

Very safe and light scent. It is mainly citrus, a bit of vanilla touch of woods. The longevity leaves something to be desired, and I honestly really dislike the bottle/atomizer. Feels pretty cheap, sharp corners etc but for the scent it's alright maybe a 6/10 for me. Update: I hadn't worn this one in a while and revisited this week. I enjoy the scent significantly more than I recall when reviewing initially. Not sure if it is the whole macerate thing, or just wasn't feeling it. I would also mention this DOES remind me somewhat of Cedrat Boise, I actually prefer this over it. I get less leather in this fragrance which is a preference for me but it is similar enough to almost be redundant. Would bump up my rating to a 8/10 and say it's really good though longevity is still not too amazing.

Inoffensive summer freshie, good quality for the price. I used to work in a Porsche Design store where we'd spray this all over the place, so it's always going to be nostalgic for me, although I wear it rarely. Imo the best of the PD scents.

Suprisingly pleasant "sport" scent. Fresh but not too sharp, citruses well rounded with vanilla. Michelle Almairac did great job on this one. I like this one more, than orginal Porsche Sport...or any other Porsche design fragrances.

This one has me a bit puzzled as I don’t really pick up too much as other reviews do. However, for me it opens on a very strong Rosemary note that lasts about an hour and then moves into par with the mandarin and neroli. After about two hours I cannot smell this on me anymore, nor on my clothes. However am told that it is still very noticeable in fresh sillage. Overall I don’t mind it, would be a lot better without the strong rosemary note. Oddly enough if find that the notes for the Porsche design sport are more aligned with this, but I definitely have the l’eau.

It is a lighter or better version of terre d'hermes with very weak slag and longevity. Nice when you are Relaxing. My rating is 5/10.