Greetings Gents. My family and I will be visiting the FLL/MIA area this week I was wondering if there are any particular fragrance ‘landmarks ‘to drag my family to whilst I’m visiting. Thanks for your assistance.

It opens with beautiful, boozy cherry with smooth spice and some blended tobacco & soft wood. It is very well balanced, and neither tart nor sweet. Proj & sillage are moderate for the first 2 hours, before turning more mild. At 3 hrs I get a very soft and pleasant woody, cherry mix, that sits close to the skin. Body heat would amplify sillage, and I'm looking forward to another wear. Beautiful fragrance @Will Southard !

I picked one of these up today. It’s very different than the EDT, EDP, Parfum, and Elixir. The opening is a blast of smoky woods with some western oud in the background. It remind me of a more wearable Amouage Timber. It projects loud on my skin and I can tell the longevity will be in line with the elixir or even longer. Sample this first, especially if you like sweet scents or were hoping it would smell like the rest of the line. I do really enjoy it though. I’ll give it a bunch more wearings soon.

Thanks to @Will Southard of Third Eye Fragrance Co for a super fast delivery! One for me and one for my wife! Fun and excellent presentation also. And thanks for the sample of RR Reserve. Initial spray on paper is amazing and it'll go on skin tomorrow evening!

Third Eye Fragrance Co. is one of those newer houses that seemed to come completely out of the blue and immediately caught my attention. In a fragrance market filled with repetitive releases, safe designer-style scents, and clone houses chasing whatever is currently popular, Third Eye feels much more creative and independent. This is a house that appears to be building its own identity rather than simply following trends. What I enjoy most about Third Eye is the variety. The fragrances do not all smell like variations of the same basic formula. You can find fresh, dark, sweet, woody, aromatic, tropical, and more unusual artistic compositions throughout the collection. Even when a fragrance is easy to wear, there is usually something different happening that gives it personality. Two fragrances that really show what this house can do are Red Rum and Flamango. Red Rum is excellent. This is a dark, rich, boozy gourmand built around black cherry, ripe plum, spiced rum, tobacco, tonka bean, vanilla, amber, and oak. It opens juicy and almost sinful, with the cherry and plum soaked in rum, but it does not come across like a cheap cherry-candy fragrance. As it develops, the tobacco, tonka, vanilla, and oak give it warmth, depth, and a slightly smoky sweetness. It is bold and addictive, but it still feels smooth and well blended. This is the type of fragrance I would reach for during cooler weather, at night, or anytime I want something with a little attitude and presence. Flamango is equally impressive but goes in a completely different direction. It opens with bright pink grapefruit, orange, and mango, followed by lemon, ginger, and neroli. The mango adds a tropical fruitiness, but the grapefruit, ginger, citrus, and neroli keep it fresh rather than overly sweet. As it dries down, sea salt, sandalwood, and cedar give it a clean, slightly woody and coastal feeling. It is vibrant, energetic, and extremely enjoyable in warm weather. Flamango feels like sunshine, tropical fruit, salty air, and fresh citrus without smelling like a basic tropical body spray.