Alfred Dunhill Dunhill Edition for men - Opinios Reviews

As several men have commented here, Dunhill Editions is fantastic on women, too! I was immediately attracted to the aromatic herbal nature of this scent. It smells to me like a fine dry incense, with sappy green wood resins. The lemon sage and lavender give this incredible scent its edge. And it lingers all day, like a memory of a lover's kiss...

When this was launched in 1984, Dunhill had the launch party at the Ritz in London. They approached Bob, the celebrated mixologist at the Ritz bar, to create a cocktail that tasted the way this cologne smells--and thus the Dunhill cocktail was born. For a few years it was listed on the bar menu at the Ritz and you can still order it, which is guaranteed to bring Bob out to see who the "in the know" drinker is. Edition is a personal favorite of mine, the scent I chose to wear on my wedding day. Bob shared the recipe with me and here it is--splash on some Edition, mix up one of these and enjoy!

This was the first serious fragrance I bought, when I was about 20. Up til then I owned Cool Water, New West and Safari. Ten years on, it remains in my top 5, quite possibly close to no.1. It is truly incredible from start to finish.
One of the most impressive openings, around, it blasts out of the bottle with a sharp accord of lemon, clove, cinnamon and nutmeg. This accord dominates throughout, even as the drydown reveals sandalwood, it manages to stay fresh and spicy all day.
This is the quintessential business fragrance. It has great longevity for a day at the office, and would be impossible to offend anyone. On the contrary, it gets many compliments (along with GIT and Rive Gauche, the most for me). It is ridiculous, insulting but very opportunistic that this is available for $30 for 100mL!!!

This is still the absolute best, in a world where everybody (male that is ) smells of Issake Myake, Axe (Lynx) , Diesel, Joop or Fahrenheit, dare to be different!

i received a sample of this yesterday. although my initial reaction was somewhat favorable, it developed into an extremely horrid scent, something akin to cheap scents+dishwashing liquid or something. simply horrendous.

This is horrible, it smells like a stale ashtray.
The Dunhill name appears, sadly, to have gone downhill since it was bought by the detergent manufacturer.