Jermyn Street Collection Cologne

A MASSIVE warning for anyone reading that it smells "like" Dunhill Desire red.... Desire smells a LITTLE like THIS. Except Desire smells... I can't even begin to describe how aweful in comparison. I'd quite probably be banned for saying what Desire brings to mind... let's just leave it as saying it's a sleazy smelling version of Jermyn Street, mixed with sewage effluent (for those of you who are unaware what this smells like, imagine a sickly-sweet mixture of every single laundry powder/product ever made all mixed up... not unpleasant, but... unique). Jermyn Street, however, is THE most wonderful fragrance I know of. In my humble opinion, nothing beats it! Not to mention the fact that I was wearing it when I met my partner, and she still loves it to this day.

Beautiful, refined, elegant, classy, old school British fresh lavender opening drying down to a pleasant soft musk. Has a refined ethereal vibe that makes me feel like I'm in an upscale London hotel or men's club, talking about markets and women with the boys. I'm far from of that world, but as a cinephile, that's the image I get. Scent: 8.5 / Sillage: 7.5 / Longevity: 7

I enjoy this scent in the winter months. I have a hard time describing what I get from this scent but I can put a single word to it "Money" I get an accord of crisp bank notes and I simply love it. It's like going into a beautiful musky forest whipping out a wad of bills and sniffing it. Odd I know but I love it.

Very modern and sweet musky take on barber shop style fragrances,quality really good for the price

I just ordered another bottle of this.. What can I say about it, it's a really nice scent, smells fresh, clean and modern. Sophisticated and classy, without being ground breaking. But that's not a bad thing. It has a simple composition of some bright, fresh citrus (not sour or sharp) lavender, geranium, amber and orange blossom on a base of musk and vanilla. I don't get much patchouli. Nothing like Rive Gauche or Old Spice or any of those scents that some have mentioned. For me it works well on many levels..fresh out the shower, a spring evening..a clean white shirt. Smell clean, classy and well groomed. Maybe that's why Bond wore it after a wet shave. The only downside is longevity but then again it is a Cologne. If they made an EdP I'd be all over it. Thumbs ups. Very nice. Edit*** After wearing this for a few days I noticed the opening is a bit similar to James Bronnley Original..but the dry down is nicer. Good stuff.

I believe this is an alcohol-free cologne, meant for folks with sensitive skin. Its not bad in my opinion, but that's as far as I'd go; I like it, it is OK. I enjoy the bath soap and the shaving cream much more than the cologne, but I think that's because of its formulation. If this scent were made more like a traditional EdT, like the other TOBS fragrances, I think it would be a significant improvement.

Aquatic profile from the start, florals like lavender and thyme. Ends with vanilla, talcum powder, light musk. Very light and fresh without traditional masculine finishes. I do get compliments on this but it’s more of an after shower pick me up rather than a staple.

Fairly ordinary but OK musky generic, reasonably classy but not outstanding men's fragrance. Nothing particularly special or amazing but reasonable value

Smeels like Dunhill Desire for men. Lasts quite long, especially on a hot and humid day (35C with 72% humidity) at roughly 6+ hrs on my skin.

Ordered a decant and it immediately reminded me of something I wore as a teenager and young adult...could not figure out at first what it was, but I was certain I had worn it hundreds of times before. Came to this page and saw nothing but the bottle shape of Sculpture Homme and remembered immediately the smell of Sculpture which is almost identical to it. To me, it smells like ultra-fresh citrus in the opening, lavender + tonka in the middle, and amber + vanilla and herbaceousness in the base. For me, this is too young and cute, but I can see why people like it.

i tell u what..i shelled out 45 bits for this and its not worth it...for 45 i coulda bought a beast or 2 mini beasts...this is all hype and brand name recognition..nothing else..why? because i found it to be weak and unimpressive per the opinions ive lended an ear to...its smells fine just it should have MORE PUNCH N LONGEVITY..which it lacks in...for 45 bones anyway...shit..lol....its a 6.5 of 10 for me..old taylor of disappointment street...

this is a sweet sickening mess.sold my shave cream, aftershave and cologne.

My signature scent. When i first tried the shaving cream of this i was blown away. If anyone wants to try out a very unique fragrance this is the way to go. Have never smelt anything like this before. I am not really able to describe how this smells like but I am sure You will like it. Smells like a posh english shaving emporium maybe. :) It is very masculine, still very unique scent. Lasts forever, projects like a monster. All in all I can recommend this to everybody who is looking for a signature scent. Hope this helps.

If only I had noticed main notes according to the votes here I had never purschased this old fashioned combo. I was impressed by the breezy citrus high notes that are mentioned here but all that comes to my nose is Geranium , Levander and Vanilla which makes the fragrance totally non fresh or pleasant to me. Not that it's not still interesting and well blended ,though not what expected to be . Reminds me of "Old Spice" original scent .

I am disappointed, I love the smell of the shave cream but the cologne is much sweeter, lots of resin & flowers, close to cloying and only good for the colder season. The lavendar smells artificial and reminds of Joop Nightflight. Almost no citrus notes detectable.

Very nice Shaving cream smell that shares 90% of its DNA with YSL Rive Gauche Pour Homme, just sweeter. Can't speak to longevity yet.