Adolfo Dominguez
Adolfo Dominguez (1990)

After the initial "sweaty" herbal and citrus top, dries down into a melony sandalwood and cedar woods base.

While I enjoy Adolfo Dominguez's other fragrances for men, this smells like pencil shavings on my skin. The dry down is harsh and the longevity is terrible. Unfortunately, there are no redeeming qualities here.

Considering this was dirt cheap, it's a great alternative to classy, read: expensive (or discontinued), citrus-wood traditionals. The wood component sticks out a bit strongly for me to give this 5 stars, plus it isn't really innovative. In sum though, for me it's another winner by this house, joining Vetiver Hombre, Agua Fresca, and U Hombre. These guys know what they're doing, they're way too restricted to the Spanish market for their own good and I want them all.

Woody base! Reminds a little of JF of Floris

This is a lovely fragrance. Citrus top notes that settle into a woody base. Reminds a lot of Armani Pour Homme which is another of my favourites.