The combination of citrus, woods, herbs, and pepper is an easy win for low-risk/high appeal Everyman scent.

It smells JUST like Azzaro visit/celine fever after about 45 minutes, and the longevity is really good with the drydown for about 6 hours. Due to the prominence of the three aforementioned notes, the Beat bears some similarities with some 90s and 00s aquatics like Nautica Island Voyage (long discontinued), modern clean-woody scents like Atelier Cedre Atlas, and believe it or not, toned-down woodies like Pal Zileri's Sartoriale (cedar note on drydown), while not being a rip off any of them.It's smells fresh watery-woody citrus with pepper, linear, reminds me of little bit Kenzo Eau par without bitter dry feeling:) It lasts about 6 hours with average sillage. If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag.

When I first got this some years ago, I found this to be a monster ever lasting pepper and vetiver bomb. There's also some impressive development of the scent taking in a journey from Lanvin L'Homme to Polo Sport Extreme thru Azzaro Visit Men to KenzoAir.This is fresh but different, not overly sweet, must be the pepper and lemons -- 2 tastes my spouse loves. There’s a nuanced woody quality that reminds me of a Drum Kit, or practice room/recording studio, and the Citron adds a certain sharp lemon quality to it. So many reviewers are saying that this fragrance is too harsh and too peppery, I find this fragrance more spicy than peppery.