Continuing to discover and test ATH fragrances. The initial opening is a very fruity and sweet with some citrus undertones. At 15 minutes I pick up a more complex fruity sweetness. At 30 minutes the complexity of the fruit scent has settled down, and I am getting a very nice citrus/fruity scent profile. At 60 minutes, on my skin the fragrance is still coming off sweet, but the citrus has definitely dissipated. I am also starting to get some of the Nutmeg. The dry down of this fragrance is a citrus, fruity, and woody (Sandalwood) scent that has some undertones of a creamy Vanilla/Tonka scent. Performance: Off my skin, the projection of this fragrance is great with it creating a scent bubble of about 3 feet for about 2.5 hours. The sillage is also great with a scent trail of 3+ feet for 2+ hours. Longevity on my skin is between 7 to 8 hours with the fragrance becoming a skin scent after about 4 hours. This fragrance is definitely FBW.

I think it will be hard to find someone whom dislikes this flanker. Annick Ménardo the perfumer behind the og Boss Bottled makes a return for the 2019 release of Infinite. It comes across as a bridge between the office ready DNA of the original Boss Bottled and a more relaxed, outdoor-inspired vibe. If your looking for a Blue fragrance without that generic shower gel vibe, this might just be what your looking for. It moves away from that heavy apple pie sweetness of the original to an upgraded cleaner, more herbal freshness. It opens up with notes Of Apple, Mandarin, Cinnamon & Sage. The undisputed DNA of the bottled line is that familiar Apple. Here It’s crisp and fruity but less syrupy than the original. The Mandarin adds a bright, citrusy zing that makes the opening feel energetic. Whilst Cinnamon provides a light, spicy warmth that prevents the fruit from being too cold. Sage, is the gamechanger. It adds a herbal, slightly medicinal freshness that signals this is a more mature scent. At its core, Lavender is the star of the mid-section. It gives the fragrance a clean laundry barbershop vibe. Rosemary enhances the herbal quality of the sage, making the scent feel very outdoor friendly and grounded. And the Patchouli gives an earthy, dark undertone that bridges the gap between the fresh top & the woody base. Moving to the drydown, the Sandalwood is smooth, creamy & masculine. It creates a soft skin-scent finish. Then you get the Olive Tree wood, it's a unique, slightly salty, dry woodiness that sets this fragrance apart from the typical cedar/ambroxan heavy-hitters. Performance here ain't as good as you would expect from an edp. Infinite is more polite than beast mode. I manage just under 4hrs on skin. You get an ok projection of just over an hour before it draws back into a skin scent. It’s the kind of fragrance people will smell when they lean in to talk to you, rather than when you walk into the room. Will work at the office, gym, or for casual weekend errands. Definitely not an Infinite scent, but it is clean, fresh & masculine.

I really like cherry so I thought that I'd like that fragrance. But after testing it in the store my skin I was disappointed. First impression was positive but I didn't like it after those sprays. It wasn't "masculine" enough for me. So can anyone recommend me manly cherry fragrance?