Barbour for Him
Barbour (2016)

Rather like Mont Blanc Emblem, similar notes.

A little disappointing.

I had read reviews talking about notes from the British Landscape: salt marshes, wild flowers, ferns, heathers, gunflint, earthy notes (all of which would have made for a great scent) but what you mostly get is Tonka bean sweetness and a smell that is pleasant but rather one dimensional.

Much prefer Aramis Devin which is admittedly late 1970s old fashioned but genuinely intriguing to get your nose around and which is floral and country-like but with enough astringency to not be cloying.

This needs more wearings but I would put it down as a missed opportunity given the brand and its associations

The sort of fragrance I'd buy for a young nephew at christmas ..sweet, woody , spicy..inexpensive and totally forgetable. It has that raggedy d.n.a they put in most high street clothing shop fragrances..a sort of poor man's immatation of something better (but fantastic for kids). Absolutely love the brand and history but come on barbour stick to what your famous for, bloody good coats.