Gold

This is in the same vein as Bortnikoffs Amber Cologne. It’s clearly made with high quality natural ingredients & although ambergris isn’t listed, I sense its vibe. Perhaps it’s the tart sour citrus’s giving it that slight animalistic feel. The mid brings out the ginger & cardamom with an ever so slight white floral. I honestly don’t get much of the resins in the base. Perhaps a bit of myrrh and strangely frankincense. I get a slight green, piney, sap in the drydown. It wears very light which is common for natural perfumes. That’s fine with me. I can use it as a non fragrance/ palette cleanser when I’ve been wearing excessively heavy fragrances, get overwhelmed & need an olfactory break. A high class luxurious body spray lol.

This is a beautiful, truly sparkling scent. Think ginger ale with less sugar and more sizzle and spice. On me, unfortunately, it is not a personal fragrance. I suppose the ginger ale association is too strong. If the price were reasonable, I might buy it anyway, and use it as a room spray if it never became a perfume. But it is exorbitantly priced, so I will not work to make it work.

Gold Undergreen gives me a vibe of coca-cola in it's opening. Strange, but appealing. Once it dries down a bit, the resins and ginger kick in with some smokyness in there. Too bad it does not last at all and almost completely dissipates within the hour. It is completely unacceptable for such an expensive fragrance. Sorry Undergreen, try again.

smells like ginger ale. lime and lemon disappear quickly. Ginger, cardamon and sweetness of the benzoin are overpowering.

Nice, citric, balmy, unisex, good job. Much better than Pink.