Bergamot

The fruity-smoky icon: juicy pineapple and smoky birch. Expensive, imitated and still unmistakable.

The aquatic that grew up: marine notes over a base of incense and patchouli. Sophisticated and dark.

The saga's middle ground: sweeter and cosier than the EDT, more versatile than the Elixir.

Apple, lavender and spiced vanilla with an expensive-house finish: the easiest-to-love niche we track.

Turkish rose over lychee and rhubarb: the decade's best-selling, most-copied feminine niche floral.

The bestseller that redefined fresh masculinity: radiant bergamot over an ambroxan base that refuses to quiet down.

Sicilian citrus over fruit and white musk: the Italian niche that fills a whole room with expensive-clean.

The 'dark' Aventus clone: extrait strength, more smoke, and performance that competes with any designer.

The Aventus alternative that launched the whole "clone" category. Brutal performance for very little money.

Candied pear over lavender and black vanilla: the night flanker that turned the sailor into a club animal.

Creamy cardamom and lavender for dinner for two: the definitive date scent, softer today than in its golden years.

Lavender, mint and vanilla in the sailor torso: thirty years on it still smells like freshly ironed clean.

Cinnamon, date and vanilla with a spiced-liquor air: the Arab gourmand that conquered 2023 at drugstore pricing.

Sweet fruit over white musk: Erba Pura's documented budget twin, with whole-room projection.

Apple, cinnamon and aquatic ambergris: the budget summer scent that performs like a winter one.

The sweet, polished read on the Aventus profile: less smoke, more polish, extremely easy to wear daily.

The aquatic that taught a generation what summer smells like: bergamot, neroli and sea breeze that offend no one.

Apple, cinnamon and vanilla for the night: the Arab take on the 1 Million profile, sweeter and at basics pricing.

Rose over oud and vanilla: the budget rose-oud that put the genre within any budget's reach.