I've only worn it once, so I'm going to say this with a big caveat that my opinion might change on subsequent wearings. But this is going to be a very polarizing scent for CR. It opens with a lime and sea salt tropical zestiness that has become a hallmark of CR's Caribbean centered fragrances. That fades quickly after about an hour or so and then it turns into a floral, musky dry down. It definitely leans feminine, but not enough to pull it completely away from unisex. What makes this polarizing, I think, is that City Rhythm's tropical themed fragrances are all very loud, playful, boozy, and young. They're the kind of scents you wear when you're 25, on summer holiday after graduation with your friends, and you spend most of the time wandering around with an umbrella drink trying to hit up the other tourists at the bar. Key West, though, is the kind of scent you wear when you're 35 or 40, on vacation from your job, and you just want to lay by the pool, wander around the shops, and maybe read a good book. There's a maturity to it that's complex and sophisticated. I think that if you are expecting something like Miami or 2654 or Puerto Rico, or even St John's, then you are going to be disappointed by this. This is not a scent that is chasing hype or following trends, and I think it may be too feminine for a lot of people in the male fragcom. But away from those scents and on its own, I think this is a lovely scent. It's what I would wear on a cruise in the Caribbean. It's a very mature scent made for the late spring, summer, and early fall. It did well yesterday in the high heat and humidity of the afternoon wedding I worked at, and I genuinely enjoyed wear it. I'm wearing it again today, and I'm continuing to enjoy it.

So I was up in Aspen catering a ridiculously expensive wedding for a few days and I brought 3 fragrances. Daytime, night time and free time. During the day, I was wearing Petit Matin by MFK. Light, fresh, invigorating and pretty much as inoffensive as it gets imo. For the evening (particularly the wedding), I went with Dior Homme intense for a more elegant feel as I'm serving some serious wealth. And for the little bit of free time that I had, I brought along a decant of ADG Profondo. Pone of my absolute favorite dumb reach fragrances that can work in any weather. Lot's of work and pulled off an amazing wedding service while still smelling great. Do y'all think these were good choices?