Dolce & Gabbana pour Homme (1994)
by Dolce & Gabbana

I like this fragrance and have gotten into the habit of rotating this and Carven PH as 2 of my "work" frags. Decent longevity and sillage and worth the price of a bottle....especially if you pick one up in a swap or get one slightly used.

The opening is a nice fruity conglomeration of Mandarin and lemon. I get a hint of tarragon in this accord as well, but the spices in the heart notes are truly subdued and that's not necessarily a bad thing. The top and mids are pleasant, nothing groundbreaking or real interesting, just good. I expected this to be alot spicier due to listed notes, but it is not.

The drydown is a subtle, sweet wood with barely a nod of tobacco.

Being simply a pleasant scent has its detractors. Not all scents can ( or are supposed to be) exciting, cutting edge or incendiary. These things D&G PH are not, but it's still g2g with me.

at first it smelt great but then after using it for several months it got boaring. iv now ran out and i dont think i will be purchasing anymore.

I will never understand why people like this one. It is too heavy. And i am not talking about an evening fragrance, heavy on the notes. And i swear i can smell some alchol on this one

I find this one a similar or lighter version of Herrera for Men. Spicy on top, then tobacco(hmmm! addicting) on the bottom. And as it fades it's like you just step out from the shower.
Commend the Italians, naturally impressive.

This is a decent fragrance, although not to my particular liking. It's very sharp and nonetheless fairly pleasant. However, this is the second fragrance (behind a certain Armani scent) that I'd smelled consistently on other men, making it less unique and much more of a "just another guy with D&G on".

I enjoyed this fragrance when I tried it on the first time. After wearing it a few times, however, I realized how uninteresting the notes in it are. It's not bad, but I expect something much more refined and profound from a name like Dolce and Gabbana.