Grecian Gratto

Very unique green spicy and honey tobacco scent. It's an enthusiasts fragrance, and grows on developed noses. Very interesting and fresh in a specific way. I can see the place that the perfumer wants to take me, and after several wearings I'm there. This has gone from a slightly smile inducing question mark to a burgeoning love. The rosemary, honey, cantaloupe and tobacco creates an almost three dimensional sweet tea note. Hard to explain but it does. I'm beginning to love this fragrance, and it's close to a year round scent. Update: it's confusing at the outset, but once you get it you get it. This is a masterpiece. Period. Emotionally connective scent. Just awesome. 9.5 rating

I find this to be a slightly challenging scent. There’s possibly a slight imbalance with notes. Despite the table and its cacophony the perfume settles mostly as a sweet tea and cognac scent drizzled in honey. As it dries down the honey helps make it sickly sweet and also urinic. I find depending on my mood I either enjoy it and tolerate the fruit sweet honey aspect (which is normally not to my liking anyway as I don’t think honey is an agreeable note) or I want to scrub it off. Maybe in winter it’ll sit better?? I think this would smell better with the sweetness reigned in a bit.