My two cents: DH is an excellent performer, ideal for a business day as well as leisure time, I would dare even for early evening. I am wearing it today, which is the middle of March, and the calm wind of this early spring melts well with it. I would recommend it for late winter and spring as well as for late summer and fall when the temperature stays between 15°C and 20°C degrees. Not sure about its performance in the hot summer, I will have a chance to give it a try. And then comes the soul, a pleasant and relaxing bitter cocoa like the pure one you can meet in the finest dark chocolate, which gives a gourmand vibe to the earthiness of the vetiver. Like Terre de Hermes, Davidoff Horizon is a good change of pace from the aquatic, citrusy and herbaceous "freshis". Because of their fruitiness, however, I see both more at home in late summer and early fall. Let's get into the scent. Right after the initial sprinkles DH opens with a blend of citruses and ginger notes, balanced by the aromatic and green rosemary. That mixture is marvelous, unique I would dare, and far far away from the bitterness of TdH's orange, and it lingers around for roughly 10-15 minutes.

The cocoa note emerges with me, however, only after about 10 hours, when he has already become very close to the skin.Further, this jewel is on par with Terre d'Hermés, which has been my favorite signature scent, and to my skin and nose, they are two scents apart. Come on, men, it is nearly 3 pm, and after 7 hours, the elegant aura is still around me, in all its boldness. I have barely 250 more scents in my wardrobe and ain't no one similar to this. The more I smell it, the more I fall in love with it, I can't take my nose off of it.

After an hour, it is still fruity, but spicier thereby become. Warscheinlich, because now the ginger comes through. The silage is now but clearly decreases. A fragrance that must definitely be dosed high. In terms of performance, the Terre is there clearly better. The longevity and sillage are decent but not impressive. This means that while it will last through your daily routine, don't expect it to linger for a night out or a long evening event. The fragrance doesn't project as much as one might hope for, making it more suitable for personal enjoyment rather than making a bold statement. The scent leans predominantly towards the woody spectrum, with a peppery accent that fits perfectly with those brisk spring and fall days. The fresh and citrusy notes bring a zing to the mix, making it not just a one-note wonder. However, the perfume could come off as slightly synthetic, which might not be the best fit for those who prefer natural and pure scents. This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items.

Embark on a sensorial journey with the DAVIDOFF Blend Collection

This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. To return faulty items see our Returning Faulty Items policy. Horizon by Davidoff, released in 2016, is a perfume that unabashedly caters to those who appreciate a woody and spicy scent. This is a fragrance that is not shy about its intentions, for it is tailored for men with an affinity for strong and vibrant aromas. Like Terre, Horizon also goes well with yellowish hues. Whereas the Terre has a tendency to brownish.