Spice Bazaar

Greenwich opens with a sharp burst of juniper berries, crushed coriander, and black pepper tempered by bright bergamot. As the initial fresh spicy lif… Show more

Greenwich opens with a sharp burst of juniper berries, crushed coriander, and black pepper tempered by bright bergamot. As the initial fresh spicy lift settles, a heart of Turkish rose and cinnamon emerges alongside dry geranium. The base grounds the formula in dark agarwood oud, leather, patchouli, and smoky incense, creating an aromatic herbal wood character on skin. Christian Provenzano built this composition around contrasting temperatures, balancing cool clary sage against warm amber and vetiver. It wears as a dense, resinous oriental fragrance with a persistent herbal undertone throughout the day. Show less

Thor opens with a sharp hit of pepper, cumin, smoke and a flash of lemon, then settles into a metallic incense core with a rain-soaked, mineral feel.… Show more

Thor opens with a sharp hit of pepper, cumin, smoke and a flash of lemon, then settles into a metallic incense core with a rain-soaked, mineral feel. It reads bold, dry and intense rather than easygoing, with very strong projection and longevity according to early wear reports, so it makes more sense for cool weather and confident tastes. Show less

L'Elegant is a warm spicy, incense-led MDCI with cardamom, sandalwood, dusty woods and a restrained honeyed sweetness. Reviewers often notice the ince… Show more

L'Elegant is a warm spicy, incense-led MDCI with cardamom, sandalwood, dusty woods and a restrained honeyed sweetness. Reviewers often notice the incense and oud more than the orris, with the spices fading fairly quickly for some skin types. It suits people who enjoy refined spicy woods with a polished niche feel, especially in cooler weather. Sample first if you want a clearly. Show less

Zoologist Moth opens as a dense swirl of spices, dust, smoke and old-fashioned florals, then settles into honeyed rose, dry woods and incense. It feel… Show more

Zoologist Moth opens as a dense swirl of spices, dust, smoke and old-fashioned florals, then settles into honeyed rose, dry woods and incense. It feels gothic, powdery and atmospheric rather than conventionally pretty. This is a fragrance for people who enjoy mood, texture and strangeness. It wears best in cold weather, projects well, and is often loved for its haunted-house character as. Show less

Amore Mio opens with a bright citrus touch and a noticeable dusting of cacao, then settles into a plush floral heart of heliotrope, jasmine, orange bl… Show more

Amore Mio opens with a bright citrus touch and a noticeable dusting of cacao, then settles into a plush floral heart of heliotrope, jasmine, orange blossom and violet. The overall effect is powdery, creamy and softly boozy rather than loudly fruity. It suits shoppers who enjoy elegant white florals with gourmand shading. Sample first if you dislike powdery textures or expect a. Show less

Burlington 1819 opens with a vivid rush of grapefruit, lime and mint, then dries into woods, tobacco, ambergris and a lightly boozy warmth. It feels p… Show more

Burlington 1819 opens with a vivid rush of grapefruit, lime and mint, then dries into woods, tobacco, ambergris and a lightly boozy warmth. It feels polished, bright and grown-up rather than playful. Reviews often praise the quality and the long-lasting citrus effect, but the cumin nuance can turn sweaty or bitter on some skin. Sample first if you are sensitive to sharp. Show less

Perfect Man opens with a spicy, aromatic mix of cinnamon, juniper and coriander over creamy sandalwood, then moves into a cleaner herbal heart with la… Show more

Perfect Man opens with a spicy, aromatic mix of cinnamon, juniper and coriander over creamy sandalwood, then moves into a cleaner herbal heart with lavender, rosemary and ginger. The dry-down adds tonka and vanilla, giving it a smoother, warmer finish. It reads masculine, polished and fairly bold, especially if you enjoy the style of Creed Original Santal. Show less

Olivier Durbano Chrysolithe begins with a dry, fizzy crackle of black pepper and ginger, a sharp aromatic opening that mimics the sparkling green-gold… Show more

Olivier Durbano Chrysolithe begins with a dry, fizzy crackle of black pepper and ginger, a sharp aromatic opening that mimics the sparkling green-gold hue of the gemstone that inspires it. As it settles on skin, the initial spice yields to a cool, dry sage and aromatic rosemary. It smells like crushed dried herbs and mineral-rich air rather than a lush garden. The dry down is a quiet, woody hum of cedar and clean musk, seasoned with a salty lick of ambergris. This is a meditative fragrance, suited for calm spring days, quiet study hours, or crisp autumn mornings. It sits close to the skin, making it an excellent choice for individuals who want a quiet, personal scent rather than a loud statement maker. Show less

Iberian Leather by Memo Paris opens with a sharp, medicinal blast of aromatic geranium, rosemary, and bergamot. Within minutes, the top notes settle i… Show more

Iberian Leather by Memo Paris opens with a sharp, medicinal blast of aromatic geranium, rosemary, and bergamot. Within minutes, the top notes settle into a dense heart of saffron, clove, and dark rose. The base delivers heavy leather, agarwood oud, patchouli, and balsam fir that stays dense on skin for hours. This scent shines best on cold winter nights, stormy weather, and formal evening outdoor events. It suits wearers who prefer assertive, smoky leather fragrances over sweet or commercial designer blends. Test this one on skin before committing to a bottle. Show less