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John Mitchell's Lions deserved their 2011 Currie Cup success, but it is their 2012 Super Rugby campaign that will prove more telling. And it has to be a results-driven one.
Putting in good performances is no longer good enough. Playing good rugby is also not good enough. Winning in 2012 is what has to define the Lions.
Mitchell's mongrels (said with great affection) are no longer a young squad. This will be their fourth tournament campaign with Mitchell and for all the heroics of their domestic high, the road to the play-offs was made easier because of the World Cup. The Lions, it cannot be ignored, were not affected by national call-ups. There was no disruption from the Super Rugby tournament into the Currie Cup. No other team had such a luxury.
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For every good performance there was the converse a week later. Many of the results were defeats by less than seven points, but that should never be the measurement of a team with any aspiration. To win you only need one more point than your opponent. Those who beat the Lions may feel they won with something to spare.
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The euphoria among the Lions players, management, administration and supporters was understandable after the Currie Cup final win against the Sharks. But the reality of the Lions is that until they deliver a winning Super Rugby season little will have changed.
I am not suggesting they have to win the tournament, but the expectation has to be a top-six – and play-off – finish. The Currie Cup is a feeder competition to Super Rugby. The strength of a team is what they do in Super Rugby and not the Currie Cup.
There is no escaping this reality and the only way to give the Currie Cup success of 2011 credibility is for those same players to win more than they lose against Australia, New Zealand and South Africa's best. This will also be an important season for Mitchell, who has a reputation for being able to fix a team but not always deliver champions.
I don't think the Lions have a good enough squad to win the Super Rugby title, so it would be unfair to demand of Mitchell to add it to their Currie Cup crown, but if the hype of dominating a watered down Currie Cup tournament is to be accepted as an accurate reflection of their strength, they can't be excused a season in which they finish in the bottom three and claim the odd victory.
The Lions in 2011 were the good-news story of South African rugby, more so because it allowed everyone to forget the Springboks' Tri-Nations and World Cup disasters, in which the Boks finished last in the former and equalled their worst-ever performance at the latter.
The Lions can't afford to be an illusion similar to the Boks of 2011. There has been no internal analysis of where the Boks went wrong in 2011. There has simply been a collective belief that the Boks were done a dirty by a New Zealand referee.
There has to be a bit more realism attached to the story of the Lions and there are still questions that have to be answered. We'll get that in the 2012 Super Rugby tournament.
What we will also get is the return of the Bulls. I'm backing them to be the South African team to beat, which doesn't excuse the Lions finishing outside the top six.
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In short: Tough race but very enjoyable, especially when you've finished!In full: A couple of killer near vertical hills in the first half of the circuit but easier after that. Definitely not for anyone hoping for a PB but a challenging and enjoyable race.Date of review: June 28, 2009
In short: An excellent and well laid out course. Very challenging in places with a nice section to recoverDate of review: June 28, 2009
In short: Tough first half with a slight scramble and the second half was like running on a bmx course. Very friendly marshalls/organization.Date of review: June 28, 2009
In short: Just AwesomeIn full: This was my first off road 10k so did not know what to expect. However, it was very challenging and makes road running feel easy. The organisation was very good, the course was amazing with hills you will never have considered running up before and cool trails through the country park, you will have to dodge the trees run through the mud it was ace.I would defiantly recommend this race but it is not for the faint hearted and would be a very tough for a first timer. Hhowever, different and very good fun.Date of review: June 28, 2009
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In short: Incredibly friendly and warm organisation team. Great commentary throughout and a lovely setting.In full: The JustRacingUK team that put this together are pretty experienced and frankly do all of their races with a view to make sure that everyone has a great day out. Wonderful.Date of review: March 2, 2009
In short: Fun run in the snowIn full: Did the first one of these 3 weeks ago - the course is great, a couple of hills to get up but bizarrely easier to do the big one in snow rather than mud.Massive thank you to the organisers who made this work today, when you consider the circumstances (the whole race was snow covered) this really took some doing. Hard work, but rewarding. Date of review: February 8, 2009
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In short: Fun In The Mud.In full: This is my first entry in this race and it was one of the most enjoyable races I have done.I opted for the 15k and even though it was 3 x laps, it wasn't a tedious course. There are some great hills (up and down), plenty of mud, rough trails and lovely scenery.I'll be back in a couple of weeks for round two to try and beat my times.This race is also good for beginners who want to try something a little different. The crowd are very welcoming and having three distances, 5, 10 and 15k means there is something for everyone.Date of review: January 19, 2009
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I don't have a huge fragrance vocabulary like many ppl here, but off the top of my head, I can suggest Coty's Imprevu and Patou's 1000
What I haven't tried,but may work is Carven's Ma Griffe
Thread: Instead of Chanel N°19
Hi everyone
I come to you , because il have a very close friend of mine who asked me something . I have a few ideas about the answer but would like also your opinions .
Sh's been wearing Chanel N°19 since ever ...It's her favourite ..in edt , edp and extract .
But she finds that with the reformulations , there's a change in the drydown , probably due to the change in the oakmoss , and she regrets to love it less than before
So , she asked me a perfume that could replace her 19
I said , that in my mind " Bas de Soie" was too light . Eau du Soir : too bitchy ( very nice perfume nevertheless )
She already tried Y and Calandre ...but it's not the "love at first sniff"
I said that i'm sure she would have loved the former "Vent Vert" -Balmain in extract . She already has the former Vent Vert -Balmain in eau de toilette but the extract would have been perfect .
Anyway , as it's difficult to find anyway , it's out of question
Would you have any other ideas , please?
I said she coulf also look in brands like Maitre Parfumeur ou Nicolaï , to have something less usual...
Thank you very much for your ideas and cheers from France
I don't have a huge fragrance vocabulary like many ppl here, but off the top of my head, I can suggest Coty's Imprevu and Patou's 1000
What I haven't tried,but may work is Carven's Ma Griffe
Annick Goutal's Heure Exquise
Has she tried Jacomo's Silences. I have that one and Y, and there are the green similarities but I think Silences is smoother.
Vent Vert,Silences,Eau de Soir by Sisley and even Dioressence by Dior are having similarities with Chanel 19!She could try them and find which one matches her taste better!
Ma griffe is far more aldheydic one and i won't recommend it!
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"There are people of spirit and there are people of passion but much less common that one might think. Rarer still are the people of passion and spirit. But rarest of all is a passionate spirit."
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"I felt something so intense, I could only express it in a perfume." - Jacques Guerlain
How about Delrae's Debut? lMO a very nice green fragrance with a floral heart.
"What is this secret connection between the soul, and sea, clouds and perfumes? The soul itself appears to be sea, cloud and perfume..." - from Zorba the Greek by Nikos Kazantzakis.
Personally, I'm skeptical of trying to replace a lost love with something very close to it, because nothing will ever completely capture what you loved about it. Perhaps it's best to find something totally new? Or she could explore other green scents, or irises, or light leathers, or whatever quality she liked about No 19...it could be a fun adventure.
Why not just source some vintage No. 19? It's not easy, but many Basenoters scour Ebay and buy vintage No. 19 all of the time.
i note what you said . Thank you so much
She already has vintage bottles of 19 but it's getting harder & harder to find
She already had Silences from Jacomo ..she said it was nice , close to 19 , but probably less "complete" ..between the two , she prefered 19
She has got a bottle of Vent Vert Vintage , we talked about it this morning ..but she said it's too light for winter ( that's why i said , the extract would have been perfect )
I'm gonna tell her about the others . I think she knows "Ma Griffe".
For the moment , she finds Iris Silver Mist quite perfect but she's looking for other ideas
Tell her to try Iris Bleu Gris by MPG or Timbuktu by L' Artisan Parfumeur
You could try Michael Edwards' Fragrances of the World website (www.fragrancesoftheworld.com). There's a section on the site where you can enter the name of a fragrance you like and based on your choice it will suggest three others that you might also like. Possibly it will just come up with suggestions already mentioned here, but it might be worth checking out.
How about Chamade, PR Metal (underestimated) or Private Collection? Or even sticking to Chanel, Cristalle.
Anyway, I am very familiar with No 19 and would (again!) urge you to sample Heure Exquise. This was – reputedly – the signature scent of Karl Lagerfeld for years. If this is good or bad is up to you, but he does have excellent taste...
Parfumerie Generale Corps et Ames is less close to N°19, but it's a beautiful green chypre with a floral aspect.
Personally, I am not a fan of this following being a purist, but one can try: layer Bvlgari pour Femme with something mossy -- K de Krizia, Nikki de Saint Phalle or Aromatics Elixir.
PaulSC, while we are on it -- happy birthday to you and many fragrant returns of the day. Thanks for chiming in on the Ladies' Board, your insights are very welcome and often times are pure delight.
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Sadly the ones that were most like it have also been reformulated and discontinued! 1000, Cristalle, etc.
Good Luck
To bad about Y; I think it's so great.
It may be too green or herbaceous for her, but Eau de Campagne by Sisley may be worth a sniff.
OK good- I was hoping to see Hillaire on this thread, she has a fantastic collection for this genre.
-If your GF likes n 19 then I"m hearing that she likes floral greens.
-a second for NIkki St. Phalle (parfum), Ma Griffe (but NOT the EDT version), Parfumerie Generale's Papyrus de Ciane (has the famous Mousse de saxe base, which I just misspelled); I agree with you that Bas de Soie is no comparison, I dont' know why this has been cropping up; Chamade (since you are in France you can buy the EDP, which is my preference)
How 'bout this one:Caron's Alpona. Ooh... lovely biting greenery, I can't get enough of it!
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I agree with many comments and recommendations made so far. I am also a green fiend, so I can sympathize with your friend!
One fragrance not mentioned yet is Ralph Lauren Safari--it is like No.19 but with its own distinctive personality. It seems fairly abundant at the moment, and I got mine on discount at TJMaxx.
Other green fragrances that I love (but not a direct 1:1 replacement for No.19) include: Guerlain Vol de Nuit extrait, Estee Lauder Private Collection (original), Guerlain Sous le Vent, Parfums de Nicolai Le Temps d'une Fete.
She may also want to try Dior Homme EDT which is a fantastic iris leather, very wearable by women, and readily available in the shops.
ETA: Forgot to mention Estee Lauder Knowing which is a very dark green and mossy rose fragrance. Use sparingly, though!
Last edited by Asha; 15th October 2010 at 05:03 PM.
It's hard to find a similar one as Chanel 19 is a very specific smell with the green bitter peppers in it. There isn't, to my knowledge, a scent, so distinctive. I can tell Chanel 19 apart from millions of green scents. I think she schanel hould try the older Estee Lauder scents. Few have been suggested. I add Alliage, Azure, Estee, Estee Super. I've noticed Chanel 19 hardliners rarely like anything outside Estee Lauder oldies.
I thought of Magie noire, but remembered the new one is not quite similar to Chanel 19
What a delicious thread. I adore greens...and I also like the vintage and present Vent Vert so it may be worth trying the edt. I also have the current Vent Vert parfum and it's lovely. But it is more floral that the vintage.
Sounds like your friend doesn't want her greens too sweet so I would totally concur with the Jacomo Silences recommendation. Ralph Lauren Safari also drier and a touch bitter. Dry and uber elegant without the "bitchiness" of Eau de Soir
Oh man now I want to try Caron Alpona. And I'm with Hillaire re "Y", it is sooo great.
Chanel Bel Respiro is another nice green with top notes that are similar to Vent Vert but it may be too soapy? Worth trying though.
I have thought of TWO others, which I feel particularly remiss in not mentioning!
1. Jil Sander Scent 79 Woman. It always reminds me of vintage No. 19. It's metallic, it's peppery, it's suedey. I bet she'd LOVE it! Please don't overlook it. It's always popping up on ebay.
2. Givenchy III!! It's an aldehydic green chypre-leather thing, just like 19, but less metallic and more 'herbal'. I only have the vintage of this, but the word on the street is that the reformulation is credible.
To my way of 'smelling', No. 19 is more of a green leather aldehydic than a hard green chypre (like Niki and Silences), so I should also mention Hermes Amazone, Lancetti Via Condotti, and Rive Gauche. Not my favorite reformulations, but more recognisable than the latest 19, I can assure you.
And another nice super-green, leathery chypre is Jean Louis Scherrer Scherrer . It has a lot of 'presence' like No. 19, but it's not very aldehydic.
Should your friend get bitten by the vintage-quality bug and care to look into vintage aldehydics and/ or other leathery greens, I'd recommend hunting down:
Nina Ricci Farouche - A super metallic aldehydic with a galbanum overload.
Jil Sander Woman III - My favorite green leather ever. Worth the inflated price tag.
Molyneaux Vivre - Ah, Molyneaux Vivre ,sigh... smooth, yet metallic aldehydic.
Capucci Yendi - A floral aldehyde with metallic bite, ala vintage RG, great character...
Vintage Quelques Fleurs - I find this vintage insanely close to 19. I wonder if I could tell them apart, in fact. And no, it bears no relation to the present swill bearing its moniker.
Yves Rocher En Avril Un Soir - Again, more along the Rive Gauche lines, but it's greener than Rive Gauche, gorgeous if you can find it! This one has been re-done as En Avril Le Soir; I wonder if it's good? Anyone?
Lancome O de Lancome - A dynamite green chypre with tons of character.
Last edited by Hillaire; 17th October 2010 at 05:48 AM.
I'm a no. 19 lover too.
I'll recommend Megumi by Ayala Moriel. here are the notes from her site: Notes: agarwood, pimento berry, apricot, jasmine, grandiflorum, oakmoss, red mandarin, Mai rose, Otto rose and vetiver.
"Like a lobster with a pearl in its claw, the beet held the jasmine firmly without crushing or obscuring it. Beet lifted jasmine, the way a bullnecked partner lifts a ballerina, and the pair came on stage on citron's fluty cue. As if jasmine were a collection of beautiful paintings, beet hung it in the galleries of the nose, insured it against fire or theft, threw a party to celebrate it. Citron mailed the invitations." Jitterbug Perfume by Tom Robbins p. 189
What I am loving right now: Shalimar vintage extrait, Chanel Bois des Iles, Chanel no. 22, Le Labo Iris 39, Guerlain Iris Ganache
Ditto to everyone's suggestions. If you're a green floral or green chypre fan this is the thread for you. I agree with those who classify No 19 as a green floral. It may have had more of a chypre angle in some previous iteration, but the current edt that I have it is a chilly green iris/rose. But regarding green chypres, Scherrer by Scherrer is a great choice. It seems to have become harder to find, particularly the edp. A similar option that I've recently found and just love is Lancome's Sikkim. It's one if the recent re-releases (The Collection) and shares the same bottle as the fab Cuir. It has a very similar set of topnotes and has that same big bruiser, green leather, rollercoaster opening as Scherrer. But where Scherrer dries down to a harmonious green with a waxy rose quality, Sikkim's finish keeps the separateness of its elements (green-leather-spicy-floral) and yet isn't quite as dry Scherrer. I see that Sikkim has been called a Floral/oriental/chypre, but I see it as a classic green leather chypre. The only nod to the floriental category is a mossy drydown that is oddly less dry than the opening. Anybody else tried Sikkim?
I keep waking up with epiphanies about this thread!!!
Seriously, I did awaken this morning, go to my dressing room, spray on Balmain Ivoire and think, "Was I insane not to mention this one??"
I even indulged in a little side-by side.This one is REALLY close! Metallic, aldehydic, bitter-green. And it's fantastic!
Balmain Ivoire - an aldehydic, metallic, green soapy
Can't believe I missed this thread!I +1 Hillaire's Ivoire recommendation a million times over!Your friend should really sample this one.
The nose wants what it wants!
I love green florals, so I am also enjoying this thread (and the suggestions for new things to try!). I also thought, though, that No. 19 was the fragrance that opened my eyes (nose? mind?) to fragrances that are floral with a light hit of leather...so, I really liked Hillaire's thoughts and suggestions. Fabulous!
For light florals (very different blossoms) with leather, I adore Kelly Caleche. For more leather, Bandit is fabulous. I think I would also place Jolie Madame in this category. These fragrances do not really have No. 19's green-ness (?), but they do have the really lovely complement of floral and leather.
There is no replacement for Chanel no. 19. It is so unique! I am a huge no. 19 fan.
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Love iris, love green, did NOT love the current No. 19 -- I think I need to print this thread, thank you all so much!
The new Crabtree & Evelyn Iris is a very rooty earthy iris with a lot of green; it's not bitter the way I think No. 19 is supposed to be, though.
This scent is great, but ... MORE KITTENS!
Brilliant thread.
I am still trying to get my hands on vintage no19
But I do have some vintage quelques fleurs... And if Hillaire says they are dead ringers....
Vivian Westwood Boudoir... a very surprising wild card suggestion because I had only recently looked up the ingredients of Chanel 19 and Boudoir. They share many more than you might expect of the notes listed here on BN especially within the top and heart notes. This was a major astonishment to me because they smell so poles apart from each other. I was looking them up to make a private blend for my sister who has never found anything she likes except no 19 and now likes both of these. We were quite surprised and pleased to find out how many notes they shared. It would certainly be interesting to see if your friend finds she likes it too.
I would suggest Ormonde Woman. It's another green masterpiece. Different from no. 19 but more unique IMO, has the potential of becoming a signature scent.
Other green beauties: AG Eau de Camille, AA Herba Fresca (this is not qualified for the "signature scent" title though). Creamier, warmer green scents: Ineke Balmy Days and Sundays, TDC Un Parfum de Charmes et Feuilles, CdG Calamus.
Let us know her opinion on our suggestions - I am curious.
Jean-Louis Scherrer (the first). A spicy green chypre, available from the online discounters. Aromatics Elixir, which has been "softened" in recent years but is still pretty good.
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[QUOTE=carolina girl;1959684]Has she tried Jacomo's Silences?
that is the first scent that came up to my mind
Jacomo Silences
I gave her the list ..she said thank you so much ..so i transmit to everyone
She loves Scherrer ..but in France , for the moment , it"s discontinued ..no way to find it at a normal price
She smelt Heure Exquise and she loves it very much ,saying it could be this one
To my nose , i don"t relally see connections between N°19 and Ivoire ...maybe it's a question of skin
Sikkim (as well as the others) shoud be tried ...
oh my, I think I had better try Heure Exquise
"Like a lobster with a pearl in its claw, the beet held the jasmine firmly without crushing or obscuring it. Beet lifted jasmine, the way a bullnecked partner lifts a ballerina, and the pair came on stage on citron's fluty cue. As if jasmine were a collection of beautiful paintings, beet hung it in the galleries of the nose, insured it against fire or theft, threw a party to celebrate it. Citron mailed the invitations." Jitterbug Perfume by Tom Robbins p. 189
What I am loving right now: Shalimar vintage extrait, Chanel Bois des Iles, Chanel no. 22, Le Labo Iris 39, Guerlain Iris Ganache
Heure Exquise is your best bet. Also, So Pretty by Cartier and Ivoire by Balmain, would be worth checking out. I love all 3 of these these fragrances.
I've worn Chanel 19 for about 30 years now ... well ... I managed to cope with the first reformulation but the latest is just rank on my skin.
I fully accept that our skin chemistry changes over time, but even the perfume has nothing to compare with the original.
Vintage buys on e-bay disappoint too ... It just doesn't keep that well.
I tried Annick Goutal's Heure Exquise and although it starts off well, it ends up way off. Far too soapy. Not bitchy enough.
That was the last of my attempts - I've been through every single one of the suggestions on this and many other threads on other forums!
I think the answer is that there simply isn't a replacement. Like me, sadly, your friend needs to move on ...
Am drawn to the vetivert/bergamots a bit more now ... currently swathed in Czech and Speak #88 but also rather enjoying Cotswold Perfume Co's Neroli (formulated by the same nose as C&S) - cheap as chips and deliciously fresh while still retaining a certain little dirty something ..
If she loves Chanel 's Nº19, for sure she will love also Annick Goutal's Heure Exquise
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I'm glad this thread popped up again!It's probably beside the point now,but I was so intrigued with Hillaire's side-by-side comparison of Ivoire with#19 that I had to do the same.They are in fact just about dead ringers for each other.I don't think it's a matter of skin chemistry,either-they smell incredibly close on paper,too.I have to wonder if the woman at the opera who inspired Pierre Balmain's idea for Ivoire was indeed wearing #19!?!
The nose wants what it wants!
This may be a strange suggestion, but maybe she should try Portrait of a Lady. It's not green. It's not all sorts of things. It's certainly not Chanel 19. But something in the treatment of the rose reminds me of the way perfumers were working in that time period.
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I agree with Kiliwia - Cartier's So Pretty (one of my top-10 favorites!) is the closest thing I've found to the original No19 parfum (and perhaps the vintage edc.) It's very rosy and green with a touch of soft leather, the iris is present but not dominant, and it's not very cold. The vintage mid-70s parfum is the warmest, loveliest version of 19 that I know, and So Pretty comes very close to it (...while still displaying its own unique flourish, a tart berry signature that's both succulent and elegant. So crisp and chic!)
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Yes,it is an odd discovery,Hillaire!A pretty fantastic one,too,considering my 100mL Ivoire cost me all of $26.99!I've always been an Ivoire girl and when I originally seconded your suggestion,I was thinking they were in the same vein if not quite similar.After doing the side by side,I realized what "smell-alikes" they really are!I'm glad I stole your idea-I had fun with this!
The nose wants what it wants!
My all-time faves in this category are Bandit and Vent Vert. But vintage Vent Vert, not the horrid reformulation
also mourning any changes in no. 19, but I am interested to realize that I am drawn to some of the alternatives noted here, like Bandit and Ormonde Woman. I just love each of them. Still deciding what to replace my dwindling no 19 edt with...the edp or shall I just go wild and in another direction so as not to constantly compare "the way things used to be?"
"Like a lobster with a pearl in its claw, the beet held the jasmine firmly without crushing or obscuring it. Beet lifted jasmine, the way a bullnecked partner lifts a ballerina, and the pair came on stage on citron's fluty cue. As if jasmine were a collection of beautiful paintings, beet hung it in the galleries of the nose, insured it against fire or theft, threw a party to celebrate it. Citron mailed the invitations." Jitterbug Perfume by Tom Robbins p. 189
What I am loving right now: Shalimar vintage extrait, Chanel Bois des Iles, Chanel no. 22, Le Labo Iris 39, Guerlain Iris Ganache
Another plug for Futur. Not as an exact replacement for my vintage 19, but because Futur smells like I always wished 19 smelled -- just a touch more cruel. It's that snap-your-head-back green opening. Funny: another recommendation from above, EL Private Collection, I have always referred to as "Cruelty-free Chanel 19".
Bandit, the other Piguet reissue mentioned above, does not have the pencil-shavings aldehyde drydown that equals Chanel for me, whereas Future is all that. Even so, I wouldn't list Bandit here, it has such a different attitude. Where No. 19 would delegate, Bandit knows there are some things you just have to do yourself. With your hands.
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Kelly Caleche is reeeaally nice! try getting her a sample I also like Robert Piguet's Bandit. I haven't tried Futur but I'd love to now that I see opinions about it here... hmmm, and Bandit was a blind buy! I looooved it
I invested in Silences in the hope that it would do the trick ... but oh my goodness me how disappointing. Soapy, sure it's green, but with a touch of cowpat and none of the aldehyde oomph frankly ... even layered it on Guerlain vetiver in crazy hope ... it just doesn't do it for me ... yuck! I just had a spritz in case my skin/nose was more atuned ... bleurgh! am going to try Ivoire now!
Bottega Veneta EDP is an excellent green leathery chypre. Stunning, if not as sharp as Chanel No. 19. It always depends, too, if she wants to really find a similar replacement or just something entirely different.
O de Lancome gets the vibe I think
I am a vintage green girl all the way. I must say I never really went for No 19 though...until I tried a really nice vintage one the other day and now I finally get it after years of not.
I recommend Ivoire and have oodles of back ups for that.
Boucheron by Boucheron
Sherrer (not the 2, although it is ok, just a bit too sweet)
Older Ma Griffe in the green stripes and only the perfume version
Cabochard (on the leather side)
Audace by Faberge was nice
Something I wasn't sure of at first but keep wearing happily recently is the new Diorling. That is very pleasant. It has the aspirinic vibe of Rive Gauche IMO and has the dryness one seeks from a green.
Guerlain Derby is pleasant but there is a tonka vibe in the guerlain accord
Portrait of a lady was nice but I found that a bit thin.
La Perla Parfum Prive is ok
Armani for women if you can find it
I really like Piper Nigrum By Lorenzo Villoresi and actually his frags need a sniff.
The other I was thinking of was one from the Histoire de Parfums, but the names just gone. I will be back.
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Yes.. I know others like this, but it goes so sad on me... thin and spindly. It smells like strawberries and blackcurrant stems, a plastic rose and a dose of patchouli mud with a pinch of spice. I shall keep it on and see what happens. I didn't remember loving it, but actually I withdraw it off my recommended list completely now. Only green in a bramble bush sort of way.
This lady portrait I see. She is young and slightly muddy from scrabbling under the brambles for some old rose petals to make her pot pourri with, and she's left it in the sun a little too long and the petals have gone brown at the edges. There is a little limp rose smell left with the dank water. lol. Sort of charming, but not old enough for me.
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Creed Windsor
Amouage Reflection Man
Chanel Sycomore (new)
honorable mention: Amouage Jubilation XXV
I've just sampled Guerlain's SDV and that could well be making a play for a top 3 spot soon....
If only because I didn't want to feel left out!
Creed Windsor
Amouage Reflection Man
Chanel Sycomore (new)
honorable mention: Amouage Jubilation XXV
I've just sampled Guerlain's SDV and that could well be making a play for a top 3 spot soon....
I'm 38 and my top three:
1. Chanel - Sycomore
2. Dior - Leather Oud (it went really quick to my top 3)
3. Mazzolari - Patchouli
Still 36
1. Cartier Santos
2. Dior Homme Intense
3. Prada Infusion d' Homme
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So, does that mean Goldilocks would call us "just right"?
1 - L'Anarchiste - the only fragrance I've owned more than one bottle of.
2 - Musc Ravageur - one of two fragrances I'd re-buy at over $100 a bottle.
3 - Millésime Impérial - the other $100+ fragrance I'd buy, but only after testing it to see if it still matches the quality of my original purchase some 7 years ago.
I'm a couple of years short of your range but my three are:
Platinum Egoiste
Musc Ravageur
I wonder what the 75 to 100 year range would wear?
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1. Michael Kors for men
2. Frederic Malle Musc Ravageur.
3. Hermes Bel Ami
4. Creed Bois du Portugal
5. Amouage Dia
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Creed Bois du Portugal
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Serge Lutens Gris Clair
1) Havana Reserva
2) Richard James (Savile Row)
3) Fahrenheit Absolute
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1. Paco Rabanne Pour Homme
2. Kouros
3. Guerlain Vetiver
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Difficult, but would probably say
Jub XXV
GIT and Amber Absolute are also right up there
Have a decant of Private Tabarome, yet to be tried, so may change the above
Jubilation XXV
Polo Modern Reserve
Chanel Platinum Egoiste
Paco Rabanne Pour Homme
Creed Windsor
Opium Pour Homme EDP
Nasomatto Duro
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This is cool. It hadn't really occurred to me that there would be a generational thing here but it appears that many of us prefer woodsy/earthy frags with some tilting towards a bit of sweetness. I'm not sure what I'd list as a top three at this moment but many of things listed are just the sort of perfumes I love to wear at this time of year. Makes me sort of happy to see this.
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To the pools that you lift on your wrist...'
35 - And with pretty simple tastes
I'm enjoying most right now:
Boss Bottled
Chanel Allure Edition Blanche
Bvlgari Aqva
But these are subject to change at any time.
Can't narrows 100+ frags down to three, so I'll just post the 3 I get the most comments on:
Canali Black Diamond
Armani Attitude
Varvatos Artisan Black
Bond No. 9 Riverside Drive
Amouage Reflection Man
A Taste of Heaven
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Of those I have ever smelt:
Ambre Narguile
Body Kouros
Cannabis Santal
Of those I own:
Body Kouros
Joop Thrill Man
L'Essence de Declaration
39, and wearing:
Terre d'Hermes
Gucci Sport
Me being an idiot did not read the thread but if I was in the age range this is what I would wear, even though I like more mature scents anyways.
guerlain vetiver for daytime
bois du portugal for nighttime formal
tobacco vanille or musc ravageur for intimate affairs
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I am 35. These days I would have to go with:
Tea For Two
Tom of Finland
40 here
Terre d Hermes
Burberry London
Tom Ford Oud Wood
"As you walk down the fairway of life you must smell the roses, for you only get to play one round."
--Ben Hogan
Well, since it hasn't been mentioned, I'll add Chergui .....beautiful stuff and some great frags on these lists.
Top three:
Chanel Cuir de Russie
Chanel Bois des Îles
Chanel No 19
Montana Parfum de Peau
Age: 39
Current top 3:
Esencia by Loewe
31 rue Cambon by Chanel
1725 by Histoires de Parfums
Jean Patou Pour Homme
Capucci Punjab
Dunhill Edition
Creed Windsor
Amouage Jubilation XXV
Chanel Sycomore
I am 44. See my wardrobe. I can't choose just three. Each is extraordinary when I choose to wear it. Even the cheapies (which most of them are).
LOL - there is no way I could possibly narrow my fragrances down to a Top 3, but I just wanted to say THANKS KMF for posting this thread ((fist pumping))
Creed Green Irish Tweed
Creed Silver Mountain Water
Hermes Terre d'Hermes
34. Currently my Top 3 are:
1. Tom Ford Musk Pure
2. Terre D'Hermes Parfum
3. Byredo Fantastic Man
* I have about 7-8 that I include in a regular rotation. However, these 3 offer the most flexibility for every day use.
Millesime Imperial (Creed)
Tobacco Vanille (Tom Ford)
Oudh Wood (Tom Ford)
This is subject to change.
Fall & Winter:
- Guess, by Marciano
- Perry Ellis for Men (new)
- Jacomo Silver
Spring & Summer:
- Nautica Voyage
- Perry Ellis 360 Red
- Tommy Bahama
Fall & Winter:
- Guess, by Marciano
- Perry Ellis for Men (new)
- Jacomo Silver
Spring & Summer:
- Nautica Voyage
- Perry Ellis 360 Red
- Tommy Bahama
Today's top 3:
Bond No. 9 Eau de New York
Histoires de Parfums 1725
Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille
Next 3:
Reflection Man, Neroli Portofino, Lumiere Noire
Three's impossible, but these can fit:
Patou pour Homme
Chanel Sycomore
Tiffany for Men
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Reflection man
Tuscan leather
Pour Monsieur (concentree)
Guerlain Vetiver
Kenzo Air
Nautica Voyage
Rive Gauche
Rose 31
All subject to change, but I think RG is a lifer.
Voleur de Roses
L'Ombre dans l'Eau
Guerlain Vetiver.
That girl, that bottle, that mattress and me.
As of this moment:
1. Aventus
2. Windsor
3. Clive Christian C
Honorable mention to Anteaus
For now, and considering it's winter:
1. Bond No 9 Saks for Him
3. Dior Homme Intense
If I had to consider year round, I would replace M7 with Bond No 9 Riverside Drive.
Honorable mentions to Histoires de Parfums 1725, Domenico Caraceni 1913
At the moment its:
1. Givenchy Gentleman
2. Rive Gauche
3. Tobacco Vanille
36 here too. I like that "not so young, not that old" definition
Today it would be:
Vetiver Tonka, Hermes
Eau de Rochas pour Homme
and a number of runners up, but I might be happy with these two!
À l'air libre les oiseaux ont eux aussi le vertige (camille)
I am 37
Winter Fragrances
Habit Rouge - Guerlain
Antaeus - Chanel
Eternity - Calvin Klein
Summer Fragrances
Colonia Assoluta - Acqua di Parma
Green Irish Tweed - Creed
l'Eau Homme - Guerlain
My summer favs: Penhaligon's - Racquets; Acqua di Parma - Colonia Assoluta; Dior - Homme Cologne
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What time this start ?
SO this is a PRIVATE course ?
What time this start ?
Yep it plays around jims house
Starts at 2 - same time as all the Sunday winter leagues
I should be there this week. Sorry to whoever gets stuck with me as a partner! lol
Never played Jims course. Any course maps or hole info ?
Jims course is a 9 basket - 18 dirt pad design
Heavily wooded - mostly short technical shots - all set on the side of a hill and around his home
Fun course - great host - for sure check it out
A map won't help - to many trees and elevation change for a map to truly detail
Thanks Martin for the info. Sound fun
Are we going to play the extreme holes this Sunday at Fun Farm? I certainly hope so! They're calling for 52 and sunshine on Sunday!!
Adam said depending on the shape of the grounds are good & safe then YES.
Might be warm Sat & Sun but that's going to defrost all the weeks frozen ground making for possible muddy play.
I know i want to play all 21 holes
Since we have bag tags out there maybe we need to put some up on the table for grabs
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Longtime criminal defense attorney Marcus Chesnutt of New Bern also says he's never seen a driving while impaired case handled by prosecutors in a similar manner.
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