Quatre Absolu de Nuit pour Homme
Boucheron (2017)

This fragrance is based on the previous Boucheron Quatre Pour Homme's concept and structure on which the venerable french house brings a richer (more amberish/dusty), slightly sweeter and darker semi-oriental "therapy". The "original" Quatre Pour Homme is a boring mainstream descendant from a plethora of freshly metallic "neo gentlemanly" experiments, going (with just faint variations) from Lanvin L'Homme to Diesel Only The Brave, passing through Givenchy Gentleman Only, CH 212 Men and Aramis Adventurer. Absolu de Nuit provides a darker/dustier accord of spicy vanilla, sweeter (spicier, cinnamonic) patchouli and dusty ambroxan on the "original" basis. The final outcome is a generic forgettable (sweet/metallic) amberish/tonkinian/salty-sweet experience which (assumed all the specific peculiarities of the following juices) is not so distant from a whichever Jpg Le Beau Male, Davidoff Hot Water, Vince Camuto Pour Homme, Quasar Fire O' Boticario or Prada Luna Rossa. Nothing new under the sun guys.