From Pyrgos

With virtually no fanfare, Procter & Gamble quietly released three new eau de colognes in what it has loosely referred to as its "S...

When I ponder a brand like Lalique, I consider the bottles before their contents. How could I not? As a student of art history, I am well aw...

Summer Fields of Vetiver Encre Noire is often referred to as a "modern" vetiver, and few can get through a sentence about it witho...

Smelling Al-Rehab's Grape Raspberry fragrance is like experiencing my own version of Stephen King's The Langoliers. I've acciden...

The house of Jacques Bogart was established by Jacques Konckier in 1975, many years before its acquisition of Balenciaga in 1986, and Ted La...

Grapes, Gum, Orange Blossom, Bacchus I've done my best to ascertain why they named it "Silver" Scent, but I've come up emp...

Whenever I stop at Burlington, I try to find a 75 mL bottle of 78 Vintage Green (I once saw a 5 oz bottle and passed on it, years ago), and ...

No release date. No promo copy. No promo, period. A perfume that was nonexistent one day, and everywhere online the next. No reviews. No con...

Using Forbidden Words If you were to ask the folks at Estée Lauder, I think they'd say "jungle" is not politically correct eno...

Ithaque is a  Greek mythological isle said to be the home of Odysseus. Well, Ithaca is the reference name for it, and Ithaque is the French ...

Molinard is a house whose name echoes my own; I find the "Miller" of Italy to be quite the interesting fragrance house. Fragonard,...