So the scent is far from very noticeable, the projection low. Durability is also a maximum of 4-5 hours really actively perceptible. Yes, I admit it, I used it a few times as a youth sin after its appearance, when the grandpas of today were still the old geezers of (over)tomorrow. Ok, sometimes you wanted to appear a bit more mature and older and what the girls did with make-up, the boys liked to do with distinctive scents. But I had already noticed two or three years before that there were scents that not only made you look more mature but also brought compliments. It could also be a compliment if she said to you, "Hey, my daddy likes to use that, too" and there was an honest smile on her face, something familiar. After discovering this bottle, it was clear that I somehow and sometime have to test this fragrance. Simply one of the best-looking there is so, I think. The fragrance is overall citrus-green to classify. He lets remind of a fresh, yet warm savannah wind with a pinch of hot sand. TLDR Statement: A fragrance where very few will find a true olfactory revelation today. And those who do, will almost certainly do it only from 30/35+.

After all: the caraway seeds are missing! With caraway seeds, the old men in their Landy would not be able to stop in time in front of the shop window of Alfred's hairdresser's shop. As already described above, is the fragrance overall already very pleasant, but you really hardly get around it, also bring a certain personal age to be able to represent the fragrance. Otherwise, he will probably just be too unsuitable for younger men. Where does one the classic safari take place? Somewhere in Africa, with the Landy through steppes, deserts and savannahs. Nice weather, right? Yes, but damn hot! And if you could hold your feet in a water hole to cool down, it's either teeming with crocodiles or billions of mosquitoes. Overall, a great pity:/ Would have been extremely pleased to be able to include the fragrance in the full bottle in my collection.