They killed Dunhill edition so Finally I broke down and got the 2 very small bottles to see if it would still work as before and so far all good. When I smell this, the image I get is of a man(40+) in the bathroom, slapping his aftershave splash on before heading on out. Since the link says that it replaces a previous license agreement, at this point, I'm more inclined to think that it was simply a business renewal. Only at the very back does it diminish in intensity and comes refreshingly with very delicate citric nuances.

Sometimes vintage is indeed better and in the case of both the fragrances mentioned above this is indeed the case. Many classic scents are still holding performance as they did 25 yrs ago but this one and desire red doesn't. A classic by Dunhill This fragrance is simply beautiful, if there was a hall of fame this would be in there.Dunhill Edition, launched in 1984, is a distinctively fresh scent with a sensation of texture, warmth, and masculinity.

I don't want to go into too much detail, but this fragrance is an absolute classic among the Fougères. The complex musty, smoky character of vetiver adds a touch of mystery to the fragrance, and the citrus zest of Amalfi lemon provides a refreshing burst of energy. Note: The pros and cons listed on this page have been generated using the artificial intelligence system, which analyzes product reviews submitted by our members. Honestly worth looking into if you enjoy Vetiver based scents, and just the thrill of finding a hidden forgotten gem.

Also from reading about problems with the longevity (mine is also made in the USA) personally I do not get that.

This is a fresh, spicy, clean vetiver based fragrance and it's perfect for spring and summer rainy days. This formulation at least has a kind of aqueous--I don't just mean watered-down--quality that ought to work for the summer. And if there was one word to describe the experience that you would feel at this house it would be exclusive. All from the same era, interesting how the market copy cats itself, even way back then, often see people on the forum decrying a slew of similar smelling new releases as if that ploy modern invention.Finally, the addition of lavender, a classic masculine floral, provides a familiar note that ties the fragrance together.

I would say this is more modern in profile than Guerlain Vetiver (which I also love) and it does not smell the same, but I could see it reminding people of Guerlain simply due to the Vetiver note, but they are quite different from start to finish. I discovered this feeling recently when I "released" it from hiding and when I passed by the ambient smell it created I had this joyful good feeling and I believe that this is the ultimate that a great perfume should do!An icon of traditional British men's fashion, luxury brand Dunhill have created a series of amazing colognes to accompany their designer men's clothing. In my opinion, Dunhill probably should not have re-launched this fragrance if it was not going to stick to the original formula (which was brilliant! I got a brand new sealed Cacharel PH, 5yrs old and the opening notes had gone rather nasty, middle missing and base barely there. Earthy undertones of oak moss, Tonka beans, fir and Virginia cedar float above a bed of fragrant embers.