Famous for being James Bond’s signature scent. This fragrance has been around for a long time but doesn’t smell too dated. Bursts of citrus and bergamot off the top followed by really prevalent floral notes. The floral sticks around for most of the life of the scent but after about 1-2 hours, all I get is vetiver.

This fragrance smells classy and mature but more so like a expensive soap. The initial sprays remind me of muted Polo (green). Fresh, citrus and herbaceous woods but overall floral. Very much like a meadow in the spring time. Once dry it becomes more earthy and woodsy. This is where that woody barbershop smell comes in.

Longevity is OK, 5-6 hours. This fragrance is best in the spring and summer months. Office friendly, especially if you work in a older, male dominated field. Women are NOT going to like this LOL. You wear this for yourself to instil a sense of maturity, success and confidence.

Classic scent. Not for kids, but grandchildren will connect this scent to their grandfathers and fathers for their lifetime. Walking into the office wearing a three piece suit with a dash of Floris 89 exudes style and class. You can't go wrong with this brand.