From Pyrgos

Gorgeous Bottle, Gorgeous Contents I just bought my second 27 oz bottle of this wonderful elixir, after finishing my first about six yea...

This is the first Bond fragrance I've ever owned a full bottle of. I bought it blind, on the premise that it gets compared to Cree...

Silver Mountain Water clones are weird. Two years ago, I bought Rasasi's Al Wisam Day, expecting it to be a dead ringer based on ever...

Silver Mountain Water is a weird one. Twenty-four years ago, Creed released a Millesime that has since been relentlessly studied and copi...

In 2019 I had the chance to try out some of the Molton Brown fragrances, and reviewed them on Fragrantica. They weren't all that impre...

Usually with Creed fragrances, it's easy to smell where the money went. But with Asian Green Tea I'm, well, wondering where the m...

My War Room. So this sucks, doesn't it? As I sit in my living room (nicknamed my "war room"), the sunlight streams in, shed...

I was in an antique shop recently, and as usual I lost time while I was in there. It was about twelve-thirty when I stepped inside, knowi...

Here's one that I've enjoyed for a while, and yet I've neglected to mention it. Released in 1985, Lauder for Men was the Amer...

I reviewed Stetson back in 2013, but it was an awful review. I recently bought a bottle, and decided it was time to do it right. So let...

It's been a while, so I'm revisiting my Drakkar Noir clones. I ran out of the real stuff a year ago, and never restocked it for re...