Neil Morris

Pure cigarette smoke. The first sniff after applying almost made me choke. Just no.

About the name: Gotham doesn't seem to be about a "Goth" fragrance. I've seen a couple of reviews here and elsewhere by foks who are seemingly misled by the name. This is what Neil Morris, the...

In the opening notes, I can detect a little smokiness with the amber. It isn't as sweet of an amber as Amber Sultan; it seems more earthy whereas SL has a slight herbal edge to it. Both are...

This has a huge huge campfire opening! If I'm just hanging out in the house, it seems a bit much, but if I have even spent a small amount of time out in the cool autumn air, it is so satisfying! ...

A smooth fragrance that stay slightly sweet coffee throughout the whole thing as far as I can tell. Reminds me Amouage Interlude for Women, another coffee fragrance. You can be sure that before...

Notes, per a Russian language site called "La Parfumerie": Vanilla, jasmine, patchouli, sandalwood, coffee, black tea, amber, Ambrosia. I used Google Translate to get this list. I can smell all...

Smells consistent with Neil Morris, in other words, the same base. I have FBs of both Coral and Afire both which I enjoy greatly. This one is not so much. For some reason, I get a sense of walking...

I didn't get Ambre Narguile, Christmas or Fall in this. It's not bad, but it isn't a perfume on my skin. More like a candle scent. The frankincense smells like the standard cola-type oil you get at...

Oriental Amber to my nose, rich and complex, somehow reminds me vintage Opium

Pretty nice floral leather. Dries down to agarwood and leather. Opens up pretty refreshing in nature, which makes it very wearable in summer. Even the dry down isn't overpowering. It isn't barely...