From Pyrgos

Can you believe I've been writing this blog for ten years now and have yet to review a single Dunhill fragrance? That review happens tod...

I guess I haven't learned my lesson, because I'm back to review another British fragrance. For those of you who are new here, I wear...

Occasionally I happen across an inexpensive fragrance that is as good as any luxury perfume, and it raises the question, how? As in, how can...

There are some notes in perfumery that are inextricably associated with specific time periods, and fig is forever linked to the nineties. It...

At some point last year (or was it the year before?) Coty sold two of its legacy brands to a relatively unknown Firmenich affiliate company ...

I'm glad I could get to this cologne, because I've been wanting to write about it for a few weeks. I used a long wood nail to push t...

This is an interesting perfume. Banana Republic's Icon Collection fragrances have so far been total bullseyes in both quality and value,...

When you take Route 8 North through Waterbury, Litchfield, Torrington, you eventually reach the end of the road in the form of a T-junction...

Ghost Perfume I've been fairly tight-lipped about Gabe Oppenheim's new "tell-all" book, The Ghost Perfumer, a light exposé...

I recently bought a bottle of "deep vintage" Old Spice cologne, a bottle with stopper #2 made between 1950 and 1955. To be clear, ...

I find it interesting that Banana Republic markets its Icon Collection fragrances as entirely unisex, even when the packaging is pink and th...