10/04/2021
BrianBuchanan
355 Reviews
BrianBuchanan
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Vetiver Nay
This isn’t a Vetiver but a fougère in the style of Azzaro pour Homme.
Vétiver Dry is has a geranium note - which makes it a more conventional fougère - and it's more powdery-full, but they are basically quite similar.
It has herbs and a green tone which aren't in Azzaro, and, as well as that, there's a possible violet leaf note, which - along with a dark pepperiness - gives a vague hint of Fahrenheit, which was also launched in 1988.
But, despite these differences, this is yet another Azzaro clone; and like - I think - all of them that I’ve smelled, I prefer this to the original.
So leaving aside the name, and viewing it on olfactory terms, this would be of interest to Azzaro lovers, and worth checking out.
But, it doesn’t say anything that hasn’t been said a dozen times before, it just says it in a softer powdery accent.
Vétiver Dry is has a geranium note - which makes it a more conventional fougère - and it's more powdery-full, but they are basically quite similar.
It has herbs and a green tone which aren't in Azzaro, and, as well as that, there's a possible violet leaf note, which - along with a dark pepperiness - gives a vague hint of Fahrenheit, which was also launched in 1988.
But, despite these differences, this is yet another Azzaro clone; and like - I think - all of them that I’ve smelled, I prefer this to the original.
So leaving aside the name, and viewing it on olfactory terms, this would be of interest to Azzaro lovers, and worth checking out.
But, it doesn’t say anything that hasn’t been said a dozen times before, it just says it in a softer powdery accent.
