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Very nice scent. Typical Azzaro skill in creating a polished fragrance. Fresh, slightly spicy and ambery. I have used quite a few Azzaro fragrances going all the way back to the original classic Pour Homme in the early 80s.This, I gladly add to my collection. The only draw-back, longevity is not very good. I would be very happy to see Azzaro create a more concentrated version of this as an EDT or EDP.

Nice classic Azzaro formulation that ultimately fails to impress 

I am a tried and true Azzaro user. My journey began in 1981. The original Pour Homme was one of the finest formulations of all time. Like most designer fragrances, that one has been reformulated and is just a mere shadow of it's former self. The current version is OK but not the attention grabber it used to be. I've been willing to explore Azzaro's other offerings. The 'Wanted' line is too sweet for my taste. This 'Intense" (Term loosely used over the years on totally unrelated products) is actually quite nice. It goes on as most Azzaro's with aplomb but quickly settles down into one of the mildest Azarro fragrances I have tried. Within 30 minutes it drops to a slightly spicy, citrusy, powdery skin fragrance that continues to wear off over the next couple of hours. A summer fragrance that is best used at home while sitting in front of the TV. It will unfortunately leave you wanting more out of it. This one, formulated to be a more concentrated version of itself would be a repeat buy but as is, I'll pass on a replacement.