Its certainly not as sweet as Joop but everyday use would still remind you of it a bit and makes you a bit paranoid then lol. All the other notes present have alot going on for sure but aren't differentiated, Jeremy Fragrance definitely boosted up the popularity of this one no arguments about that!

The scent has a gentlemanly vibe, with a mix of freshness and sweetness, with a clean and fruity feel through out.Apparently this has a significant similarity to Creed's Original Santal, which i find has terrible performance issues. I wear Creed Original Santal occasionally - Individuel compares favorably except it is a little more synthetic.

If you read the ingredients or the composition pyramid, it seems that we are in for a very nice refreshing fragrance. For the money, why not, but I do believe there are many choices with a bit more personality that are still utterly safe. This fragrance has been unfairly dismissed by some YouTube reviewers (who should know better :)) as being generic and generally 'meh' and pleasant at best.

I get moderate wear from this (about 4-5 hours) on my skin and it projects well to a couple of metres. Montblanc invested so little in development that even a spellchecker to fix the now-famous "e instead of a" problem was too pricy. It's not bad at all but it just smells like laundry detergent mixed with scented antiperspirant with a hint of berry and a touch of chocolate. It harkens back to the early 2000s a bit with a heavy juniper berry note in the opening and a glut of synthetic florals and fruits backing it up. I'm just going to hold on to this one until it smells like it fits me, but for now I just like it/it's okay.