Freshly ground coffee, pine forest and wet asphalt are pretty nice.
When it comes to humans, my favourite smell is no smell.
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That's an excellent answer actually, I should have asked about smell in general rather than fragrance
It's such a terrible name. I can help but think sausage every time I see it
I have some fragrances from small companies that got their start making shaving soap. Barrister & Mann's Lavender, Interrupted is probably my favorite.
Glastonbury, by Stirling Soap Company. They're one of those small soap makers that focus on the traditional wet shaving community, but many of their soap scents are available as colognes. Glastonbury is only available in the spring, but they have one called Baker Street which is a good one, too.
I also really like their Bergamot and Lavender scent. It's not available as a cologne, but they have it as an aftershave, and it still lasts all day.
Bandit by Robert Piguet. Original formulation was discontinued so hoarding it for special occasions. Haven't been brave enough to try Bandit Supreme
J’adore by Dior
Micro Love by Jusbox