Panorama

A clone of Bvlgari Tygar. Own a 10ml decant of BT, love it, but can't justify the price tag for a full bottle). This is a nice alternative to Tygar. Strangely & don't know why I also get Eros EDP vibes with this one. Smells like a toned down version of Versace Eros EDP only in the mids to the drydown (without the vanilla in Eros). Also where Tygar projects like 5-7 feet, this is more like 2-3 feet of projection for like 2-2.5hrs & then becomes more intimate. The intitial fresh blast of citruses are to die for then transforms into a mildly minty grape (yeah, I get a hint of mint, like in Eros EDP, though not listed) and then after like an hour the woods pops up, which gives it its masculinity. You can tell right from the initial blast that this was made with quality oils and generous with the amount of fragrance oil used, because the oil lasts like 10-12min before completely vanishing off my skin. Now going to get more from this line and brand. Awesome awesome fragrance. Bottle & Cap - 7 (nice heavy loosely fitted cap, o.k bottle) Smell - 10/10 Projection - 7.2/10 Sillage - 7/10 Longevity - 6.5/10 (Initial spray 5-6 hrs) Longevity - 8/10 (after a month of maturation 7-8 hrs) Value - 9.5/10 Blind buy worthiness - 100%

Not the safest blind buy. I bought this perfume half a year ago, and I think I can say a few words about how it wears. An extremely bold, citrusy perfume. I'll say right away that I'm not a fan of fresh scents, and I prefer warm and tart ones. Not everyone in my circle appreciated the fragrance itself, so don't expect everyone to like it when buying it. It's more for those who are already somewhat involved in the perfume world and have a certain amount of experience. Speaking of how it wears, I can say the woody-citrus scent is quite cheerful. It's not about masculine energy, but rather about a bold, loud energy. The perfume makes a statement and its presence. Compared to its older brother, Bvlgari Tygar, I can say that their development is almost identical. Having tried it in Vienna, I found almost no differences between the two fragrances. To sum it up, I can say that this perfume is not for beginners and not everyone will like it, but if you have been in this game for a long time, then I can say that it is worth every cent.

I was very excited to try this perfume and my guess was right. the perfume has elegant ingredients and good aromatic oils and it has a respectable gradation of notes like any niche perfume. the perfume gradation from a strong citrus opening in the first two minutes then maturity in the middle woody notes and to the animalic ambergris in the base. the perfume gives you notes of tiger and notes of Bleu de Channel, but the smell of animalic amber in the base is fantastically excellent and I feel light notes of patchouli after two hours. In conclusion:- a respectable and elegant niche perfume that should be in your summer perfume collection Blind buy 100%

The only way to really enjoy this scent is to overspray. 6-8 sprays split on 2 spots around neck will make it have HUGE sillage. I have OJ Nawab of Oudh Intensivo which is a rose masterpiece with almost nuclear performance. 2 sprays of that bomb layered with 6-8 sprays of Panorama will create a perfectly blended nuclear citrus/rose/amber/ambroxan combination that feels more light and alive than original (already borderline nuclear masterpiece) opening of Nawab of Oudh Intensivo. I expect that this nuclear performance will last at least 3-4h.

2025 Update: Now that I’ve sampled Tygar from Bvlgari, yes it’s so very similar!! 2024 past review: Panorama is an absolute must have from The Woods Collection. Wow, I just love that fresh busts at the beginning and then it settles into the nice citrus with mild amber warmth. Very unisex!