Millennials

It is a Great Woody Spicy Fragrance, Modern, Elegant, Classy, Airy, Complex, Soft and Warm. A Hidden Gem with reasonable price, Lamborghini cars are luxury and very Expensive but Lamborghini Perfumes are Inexpensive. In my opinion, It costs more than this price! Special Thanks to: Gerard George for introducing this Scent On YouTube. At first Sniff, It reminds me a bit of No Limit but it is not the same, Because No Limit is Clove Bomb and Millennials is Soft and Smooth. If you like a spicy fragrance with The Clove and Incense notes , You will like this one. I bought it blind-buy after watching it on YouTube and read positive comments. I love The Clove and Rhubarb notes , l really enjoy it. It is perfect for the spring, fall and winter. The Art of bottle design is very beautiful with Classic Style. Longevity is very good, When I wear this perfume, It smells similar to the mixture of warm and smooth spices around my neck that I absolutely adore it . Highly Recommended. Two Thumbs Up. Bravo Tonino Lamborghini ! Rating : 8 / 10

It doesn't smell like beau de jour by tom ford at all. It's sharp and extremely citric rhubarb - grapefruit explosion up top. It has some fruity sweetness but not too much. Dry down is surprisingly creamy and a little powdery, something like a smell of skin but amplified. I wouldn't call it a fresh fragrance nether would I call it a sweet fragrance. It's well balanced. The rhubarb is challenging to like. This fragrance initially would probably be off putting but It grew on me after a while and I get a craving for it in warm weather. The citrus is almost bitter sweet in here,it's like a cold beer in hot weather, you don't really like the taste/smell but the sensation. It definitely unique and dirt cheap. Much more complex than most much more expensive frags. It has a gentlemen nature.

Wow, instant love. This is so unique, it smells very strong, masculine and fresh. Very hard to describe. It is not falling into any mainstream cliché or classic. It is sort of retro and Smoky, with some violet. But also green and spicy. Okay the violet and smoke gives a slight hint of Lalique Hommage, which I just love. But this is stronger and more youthful. Still keeping it VERY elegant. Fitting for formal and festive. But pleasant and nice enough to wear anytime just going for a stroll. Drying down to something like Baldessarini Black but much better balance. Performance is ok. Just of the smell it is a massive hit 5/5 for my taste. Damn it is the best violet I smelled since Armani Eau de Cedre. This is on my very top shelf.

I just want to clarify that this fragrance in fact does not smell in the least like "roasted hazelnuts". Roasted hazelnuts would be the last thing in the universe I would use to describe this; it isn't roasted, not even 1%, and it isn't nutty, not even 1%. Someone should contact the psych ward to tell them John Legal is leaving reviews and get him back to confinement ASAP.

Very underrated scent! Classic fougere with the citrus and lavender in the top note and oakmoss in the base, but the rhubarb and pepper mix really make it more modern. Like Azzaro Pour Homme with a fruity accord mixed in. Performance is just average, but I don’t care! The scent is just that good!

This is one of those great cheapie gems that punches way above it's weight class. It has a great warm spicy amber feel, but doesn't have the heaviness that a lot of amber scents can have. It's sweeter and brighter than I expected and it is just kind of a lovely scent.

Very good for the price, very unique and complex smell. Beautiful bottle, smells a bit strong I wouldn't recommend it for teens. Safe blind buy for those who want to try something new, can't beat this price.

A massively impressive and underrated cheapy, which I would place in the same unexpected-quality-for-your-money category as Encre Noire and Bogart Pour Homme. Not the best performer (which isn't too surprising, since Millennials is dirt cheap), but the scent is magnificent. From the vintage citrus-driven opening, to the masculine woody / spicy middle notes and the warm, subtle dry down (where in my experience the incense finally comes through, though it's listed as a top note), it's a subtle, pretty versatile perfume for your office visits, weekend activities and evenings out. For me, it's definitely a keeper.

This is not 1:1, but I get a lot of similarity with the Pierre Cardin pour Mounsier because of its citrus "powderiness" (spicy amber). This one is better IMO, there's a cannabis terpene feel to it but it cannot be confused by the actual plant - so you don't smell like a stoner except for the overall vibe - incense, patchouli and cloves notes also play a great part. For the price, this is a good one, I'm glad I tried it and will be using it in my rotation.

I just purchased this a few hours ago and this scent is amazing my gf likes it tons and also I think it smells like Alfred Sung Homme the purple liquid one they are so similar but I think the Alfred Sung one is stronger imo than this. All in all tho it was a great purchase I got it for 24$. If you like strong powdery Spicy woodsy fragrances get this one it's a must for winter date nights.

This is a really interesting cheapie. The Rhubarb on the top gives it a really different uniqueness, it complements well to the grapefruit. I personally feel this is an all-year, day or night cheap gem. Overall a great cheapie that is worth more than its price.

Wonderful for the sum...would obtain again. I'd hit love if it projected longer. I get mostly cloves, rhubarb, leather...but it's more complex than that. Safe blind buy, and could maybe be unisex.

Millennials by Tonino Lamborghini smells mainly like roasted hazelnuts. I like it but I'm struggling to find a suitable occasion to wear it.

Complex, I smell a lot of anise. The more I smell it I think the more I like it. It was a shock the first time smelling it, in a good way.

Invictus aqua, Eros blue fragrance. It would be worth it at twice the price.

It is a first fragrance for such a long time which is not suits me and I have struggle to understand what is make this fragrance so unattractive to me. It is a very specific smell which I guess find a person who will appreciate it . But this person definitely not myself.

This is good but not what I was expecting. It is not your typical “red” fragrance.. it’s closer to a “classic” DNA and reminds me of an old school powerhouse with a spicy twist. Also, I could see this being an Azzaro release. If you like English Laundry Windsor you’ll probably like Millennials. It could be a baby of Windsor and CK One Shock. It opens with a spicy clove blast and actually turns fresh and fruity from the grapefruit. It gives me a lemon citrus vibe rather than traditional grapefruit. A few minutes later you get the floral and light woods and it smells great. When it starts to dry down the opening comes back.. 80’s powerhouse with clove, leather, woods and spice with some sweetness but not much. The evolution is strange but interesting. Projection is pretty good and longevity is good as well. Ages are 30 and up, maybe late 20’s if you’re looking for more of a classic masculine fragrance. Day to night leaning evenings. Fall/winter for sure and casual situations.. at work it could be too strong and formal you’d want something less spicy imo. Not my usual go to, but definitely a decent addition to the winter collection. Overall.. good juice. Edit (12/16/22): A little over one year later and I’ve sprayed this under 5 times. I just revisited and it is different! I think I needed to clear the nozzle and it needed time to settle. It reminds me of a more masculine woody Hanae Mori HM. One of my top 5 frags. Definitely still has the same elements or vibe as my original review, but it seems younger and brighter. Millennials was a strange name for this one, and it still kind of is, but I think I might be grabbing for this one this winter. Not bad at all Edit (12/16/22): I think this might be a new dumb reach for me. It’s like a fresher, more masculine Hanae Mori HM. Wow. I think a year on the shelf was needed, but it definitely seems worth it

I will have to agree with the reviews below, this is A) not what one expects and is somewhat shocking and B) does remind me of Classico upon first blush as well as a bit of the heavy juniper in Versace Blue Jeans. The clove, leather, pink pepper, and incense stand proud for the first couple hours. The dry down is less spicy and more woody than the opening but still more spice than wood. The spice notes are considerably more aromatic spicy than "peppery" spicy. Woods are soft but provide an even background through the early dry down and into the skin scent. Projects heavy first two to three hours, can be very loud if oversprayed and definitely not office-centric. Fall with those cooler evenings and winter (think holiday scents). In all, $15 for a 3 piece set with three Millennial fragrances. Winner a powdery red frag and Dinamico, an aromatic aquatic a la Invictus Aqua etc. All three are great in their own right. This one is very different from a lot of what I own, but will find a place in rotations later this year.

I got this on clearance from TJ Maxx for $10. After watching a review from Gerard George on Youtube, i decided to pull the trigger. For that price this is an amazing fragrance. This is a pretty complex fragrance. Getting citrus and rhubarb up front. The rhubarb is pretty prominent to my nose. There's also some light smokiness and leather there. The vetiver is pretty apparent & slowly comes out with some woods. The tartness from the opening sticks around for a little bit. There's a slight wateriness from the violet. The leather is not animalistic. This will only last if you spray heavily. Its a pretty versatile scent that can be worn anytime. You can easily find this in rack stores for $15....i got lucky and got it on clearance. Very worth it for what i paid....you could do much worse for the price point.

It wasn't love at first sniff, but after the first day of use I fell in love. A citrus explosion on top that gets much more interesting as it dries. Impressive quality/price (less than €9 for 75ml... it was a bargain!), very well blended (I don't smell prominent synthetic smells) and extremely versatile that can be used in any season and in all situations. It's not impressive in terms of longevity, but you can spray heavy without losing office suitability and for the price you won't regret doing so. In my opinion, it can be placed in the same category as Terre d'Hermes (perhaps a mix between it and TH Eau Givree), being a good alternative for those looking for a similar fragrance on a low budget.

This is such a good fragrance for a low price. I love it on my husband and I always buy him a new bottle when he's getting to the end of one. He uses mandarin or lemon Turkish aftershave and it layers amazingly with this fragrance. He only needs a spritz or 2 and the longevity is unbelievable. It stays for days on clothes, yet it is still very fresh and not at all overpowering. I recommend this as a cheap and cheerful daily fragrance.

Very good perfume. Presentation without reproach. Impressive price quality report. I still have two perfumes that smell very close to Millennials, 90%. One is Mutamayez Swiss Arabian, and the second, 1 Superiore Just Jack. The Italian Lamborghini is the most refined. Good performance and unique smell for all three.

Beautiful fragrance - citrusy, woody and spicy fougere - reminds me so much of Pierre Cardin Pour Monsieur in the drydown. Smells really classy and really warm and comforting. Long lasting. For a more mature gentleman in my opinion.

Surprisingly decent quality for the price. I love clove as a note, and it works really well here, but I can't get past the rhubarb in this. If you are okay with rhubarb as a fragrance note then this could be a winner for you.

Fantastic stuff. Not going to be for everybody, it’s earthy and bright with a nice dose of warm spice from the clove. What I imagine a gentleman would wear to the horse races in old Italy.