Sillage and projection are on the weaker side, but the unbelievable quality of the scent cannot be mistaken.

In fact, if I were to apply this fragrance before sex, the fragrance would vaporize before I was done. It's like a opening up a bag of high quality black tea leaves, while enjoying the scent of an unlit cigar, all the while nursing a cup of chai. Just like Gucci I, it's a luxurious wow-factor itself - Luckily it's magical scents Gucci filled in their magical bottles.I have the bottle that now says Gucci Pour Homme, but it is the same aroma as when it said Gucci by Gucci, and the projection was always just as low, although smelling it on my wrist is perceived for about 8 hours.

It could perhaps be worn daily, or in the office, but I think there’s better office fragrances to wear. Very soon the green-fruity opening leaves the space to the spicy notes of the heart: red hot chili pepper Pimento, cinnamon and black tea. I personally don't wear fragrances like this too often because they really aren't "me", but this one might grow on me. I’ve only worn it in colder weather so maybe warmer weather will improve things but this scent becomes a skin scent quickly and silliage is pretty nonexistent.I can also smell the spice of the pimento right next to the cinnamon, which I do not care for, but gives a masculine twang. But yeah, it's pretty unique, well balanced and elegant stuff -- exceedingly good for a designer product. Venerated by many, but hated by many more because the tea note they incorporate into that fragrance can come across as inky and/or metallic. i bought it during the winter, so i thought "yes, it's soft but eveyone says it's a spring-summer scent.