Landski

When I was able to get the fragrance for a few lousy euros, I was tempted to make a blind buy, also because of the comments on the great durability and the keywords aquatic & citric, I was just looking for a summer fragrance.
Everything that is said about the durability and sillage is 100% correct. Unfortunately, Story Blue smells 1:1 like any random toilet air freshener with any generic name à la "Atlantic Breeze" or something. When I had to paint a garage roof in summer at 35 degrees Celsius, I learned to appreciate the scent. On that occasion, my other perfumes would surely have gone down on their knees - but not the Bogart. But on the remaining 364 days of the year I would find it penetrating & cheap.
Addendum: Later on I saw some Adidas scent on the grab table at DM, which smelled exactly the same (I can't remember the name), but even with grab table discount it cost even more than I paid for the Bogart. In this respect it has perhaps a right to exist as a price-performance winner

After I read here at parfumo that it smells like "celery", I suddenly smelled celery too and thought to myself "OMG, what a bad buy!"

But the scent didn't let me go, I found myself using it over and over again and now I think it's totally awesome! In contrast to many other vetivers, which I find rather as fragrances for "older men", the M03 is timeless, ageless and super fresh! You just shouldn't get too luxuriant with it.