1899

Just a perfect scent for fall and winter. Spicy, not overwhelming and long lasting.

This cologne is extremely similar to Spice Bomb except a little more black peppery. It ages so well on the skin, getting sweeter with time and I find it addicting. This cologne was the first cologne I ever tried from a sample back in the early 2010s. Ever since then I have not found anything like it. Its smell is so fascinatingly unique, every sniff brings back nostalgia. Love this purchase!

1899 is more than a perfume - it is a stolen hour between Paris and Madrid. This is the story of a secret kept for 8 years, bottled as a clandestine rendezvous—where vanilla and vetiver are entwined like our fingers under Madrid’s blue sky.
1899 smells like the perfect tasting of subtle Champagne Rosé sipped crunching some dark chocolate, warms your cheeks like passion and desire, powered by the bubbles and the laughters, discovering each other’s scars and curves….
Parisian vetiver on a soft skin, after long hours of passion reveals all its power, no need to eat. Every note, is a promise for a next adventure.

1899

This is the scent that actually made me interested in fragrances. I got this as a sample in BirchBox in 2013 and it was different from anything I had ever smelled before. I really didn't even care for fragrances then but this was so incredibly beautiful that it got my attention and started my journey. Eleven years later, after collecting many different fragrances from Tom Ford, Initio, Creed, Dior, etc. this is still my all-time favorite. I have two 120ml bottles. I will never be without this. This is quintessential Renaissance Man in a bottle. The neroli, iris, vetiver, amber combination is both ethereal and masculine. Hemingway is the perfect representation -- pure literary refinement in one hand and a bolt-action rifle in the other. A true masterpiece.