Personally, because of the denser perfume oil concentration, I am a big fan of the slightly citrusy neroli note that blossoms here along with an annotation of the tobaccoish amber accord. Dolce and Gabbana The One Eau de Parfum is sold in three different concentrations: 50 ml, 100 ml, and 150 ml.

Olivier Polge has done just enough to make it a worthwhile purchase in case you have run out of the Eau de Toilette or you have never tried The One line before. Jazz Club is also a great alternative to The One Eau de Parfum as it adds additional and amplified “boozy” notes.

Keep in mind that The One is also one of the few fragrances on the market that hasn’t overdone the infamous tobacco note many cannot stand, and made it into something universally appealing which is one of the biggest achievements of a tobacco-oriented scent can do. Unfortunately, even here, the experience of longevity and sillage are relatively short-lived and sits around the skin for a maximum of seven hours if the conditions are just right.

Dolce and Gabbana The One Eau de Parfum is one of the most famous men’s perfumes of all time, launched in 2015. The One Eau de Parfum is a spicy oriental fragrance with main notes of tobacco, amber, and ginger while Jazz Club is a woody oriental fragrance with main notes of rum, tobacco, and vanilla. As someone with more than a decade of experience with The One for men line, I can safely say that I’m fully experienced with this perfume.Considering everything, I would place the original as a masterpiece, and Eau de Parfum as just below that claim. The One Eau de Parfum is a spicy oriental fragrance with main notes of tobacco, amber, and ginger while Yves Saint Laurent La Nuit de l’Homme is a woody spicy fragrance with main notes of cardamom, lavender, and Virginia Cedar. The base is rich, with intense tobacco, sensual ambery notes, and warm cedarwood creating a deep and lasting impression.